What it really takes to start your own event business
An honest, 8-page look inside the business of running vendor markets — the real job, a week in the life, and the actual numbers. No hype, no get-rich-quick.
Founder of Junkin' Market Days
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Eight pages of the things nobody tells you
The real job
Venue scouting, vendor curation, marketing, communication, pricing — the five jobs of a promoter, spelled out.
A week in the life
Monday through event day: what actually fills the five days before a market, hour by hour.
The numbers
Startup investment, revenue per event, break-even — plus the four places event income comes from.
In my 40s, I bet on myself — and never looked back
Burned out from twenty years in corporate, I wanted income I could actually control and time that was actually mine. So I launched a vendor market from scratch.
One market became a calendar. One town became several states. None of this has to be a mystery — the years of trial and error I lived through, I can hand you as a shortcut.
You don't need permission to build something beautiful. You need a starting point — and action.
“Every single decision is mine. The venue. The vibe. The marketing. The timing. This is my business, built exactly the way I want it.”
“I get to scout unique products, meet makers, and curate an event that feels completely my own. That creative freedom is something I never had in a traditional job.”
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Eight honest pages on what this business really is — read it, then decide if it's for you.
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