Start a Sensory-Friendly Party-Kit Rental Business

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Interview ten local families and professionals
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This step produces the demand evidence the whole plan stands on: a one-page summary of the problems ten real local buyers name, the price range they accept, and the delivery radius they expect. Recruit people who actually host or attend children’s parties — parents of children with sensory needs, occupational therapists, teachers, and event organizers. The trap is mistaking warm words for data; the fix is asking about real parties, not about your idea.
- Recruit ten interviewees in your city: parents from autism and sensory-support groups, occupational-therapy clinics, elementary-school teachers, and party or event organizers.
- Prepare five open questions: what goes wrong at children’s parties, what would have helped, what they would rent, what they would pay for a weekend rental, and how delivery should work.
- Hold 20-minute interviews by phone, video call, or in person, and write down their exact words — especially the price they name.
- Keep your own price out of the conversation until they have named theirs; quoting your number first anchors their answer.
- After ten interviews, tally the price range and delivery radius they named and write the one-page summary.

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