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Okay. So it sounds like you could market this to the venue as a buzztime type service as well as a tool for any MCs they employ for live events. Thanks again.

• bmelton 15y ago
  Yeah, my idea was to just give the MCs a tool for which they could get their own questions from. They're making $15 an hour while the service charges between $150 and $200 to the bar. The bar is generally happy to pay it as a good trivia night will fill the place up on a Tuesday which is generally dead. Even if they're not going to town getting drunk, it's pretty much guaranteed to be more active, and as well looks active so that they can draw in more people by looking lively. If you could BE the question vendor, you could do so fairly straightforwardly, charge a minimal amount, and then market to the MCs. The MCs then become their own marketers to bars. Now they can charge $50 an hour, still undercut the services, and everybody wins. If you charge something like $10-40 a month for the questions, you're in the green too.