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azus

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Need help to theoretically start a pro-shop
« on: March 11, 2007, 08:52:02 PM »
Im readings this course in school, where we learn about smaller companies. My company is a pro-shop, but i have no idea on how large the local has to be, how many balls i should keep in the store and so on. I need to know some basic stuff, how many balls i need to sell per month so i wont be broke and that kind of stuff.
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shelley

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Re: Need help to theoretically start a pro-shop
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2007, 09:23:14 AM »
How many balls will depend strongly on the area you live in.  See what rent would be like for a suitably-sized space, estimate the monthly utility bills.  That will give you a starting point for your month-to-month costs.  How much money would you make on a ball?  How many times larger is your month-to-month cost than the per-ball profit?

Note that that doesn't factor in other expenses like sharpening drill bits, inserts, sandpaper and cleaners/polishers.

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