Comments on: Business Everywhere http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/business-everywhere.htm/ ... common and UNcommon viewpoints about money Thu, 19 Jan 2012 04:05:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ed http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/business-everywhere.htm/#comment-33 Ed Sat, 22 Jul 2006 02:32:22 +0000 http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/business-everywhere.htm#comment-33 It might and it might not. I think that would certainly hold water in certain areas. The campuses that I mentioned in my post is not those purpose built campuses. It was first a commercial area that overseas college began operating and has grown over time to become a student oriented area. Not all campuses will be like what I mentioned. But the point I wanted to make, is that it might be easier to identify and provide services in a high student traffic area. It might and it might not. I think that would certainly hold water in certain areas. The campuses that I mentioned in my post is not those purpose built campuses. It was first a commercial area that overseas college began operating and has grown over time to become a student oriented area.

Not all campuses will be like what I mentioned. But the point I wanted to make, is that it might be easier to identify and provide services in a high student traffic area.

]]> By: TheBizofKnowledge http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/business-everywhere.htm/#comment-32 TheBizofKnowledge Thu, 20 Jul 2006 11:41:57 +0000 http://www.personalmoneytips.com/blog/business-everywhere.htm#comment-32 I agree with you: college campuses are huge potential markets for anyone looking to make a buck. Unfortunately, it can be very hard to get approval to do business on campus. Many schools have long-standing deals with the businesses already in place, and it can take a lot of start-up money to get your foot in the door. Otherwise, I guess you could locate off campus and just direct your marketing towards the students. But then you'd be just like every other business in town... I agree with you: college campuses are huge potential markets for anyone looking to make a buck. Unfortunately, it can be very hard to get approval to do business on campus. Many schools have long-standing deals with the businesses already in place, and it can take a lot of start-up money to get your foot in the door. Otherwise, I guess you could locate off campus and just direct your marketing towards the students. But then you’d be just like every other business in town…

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