Are there clients waiting for you?
Ok so you’ve found out that people are buying food. During Step 3 you will find out if your idea has a place at these potential venues. Review these questions.
1) What kind of foods are they buying?
2) Is there another Pizza vender there?
3) Will Pizza fit in? At a rodeo people may be buying food however would like crowd prefer BBQ or Pizza?
4) Will I need to adapt my Menu to accommodate a need / a gap? Am I willing to?
The Vast Appeal of Pizza
Everyone loves pizza. It’s neither gender, age or race specific, everyone loves pizza. The truth is that pizza is incredibly versatile. What’s your taste in pizza? You can make pizza to suit anyone, ranging from children and teens, to adults who prefer their pizzas a little more classy. You can use exotic cheeses, interesting meats, or simply for-fun specials. Whether you are thinking of a fair, a basketball game, a Farmer’s Market or just a busy street corner, there’s a good chance that there are going to be people there who are interested in pizza. Even if people say that they don’t care for it, there is a good chance that they mean that they don’t care for a specific type of pizza.
The sky is the limit on how gourmet or traditional you wish to make your pizzas. From a simple cheese pizza to a gourmet pizza with exotic cheese’s and meats. This flexibility allows you to market your services to almost any kind of social gathering -from baseball tournaments to weddings. While you could stick to the standard cheese pizza, you don’t have to. You can expand to traditional Italian regional types, gourmet pizzas, breads and other baked goods. This is a kind of flexibility that allows you to market your services anywhere. Plus, the smell of fresh baking and wood smoke is a natural appetizer, making everyone happy with the outcome.
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