Showing posts with label moonbounce business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moonbounce business. Show all posts

Thursday, June 12, 2008

More Water Woes for Your Moonbounce Business

How in the world can you run a Moonbounce Business when it's raining all the time? Surprisingly enough, it's not as hard as it sounds. A moonwalk getting wet isn't the end of the world, although if you don't dry your moonbounce fairly quickly it can be the end of the unit.

Since inflatables are made of vinyl, a little water won't hurt them. Not even a lot of water, BUT you can't let inflatables sit for very long drenched. As soon as the rain dies down and the sun comes out mildew will start working it's way through your inflatable. And mildew is extremely hard to remove!

So...after your inflatable gets drenched, as soon as possible set it up and get up and start the drying process. If you can do it indoors, that's great. Even if your ceilings are low you can open the vents and let it blow partially up. Just the air blowing through it will dry it.

If you don't have indoor space, then just get it up the minute the rain lets up.

And remember, this is a GREAT time to deep clean your inflatable games. They're up, they're wet...why not take advantage of it!

Find out more about take care of inflatables at Moonbounce Business Info

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Home Based Business Opportunity.com - Safety Precautions in the Moonbounce Business

I got a call from an owner last night telling me he had a bounce overturn at an event yesterday. Just the thought of that sends shivers down my spine. Fortunately, no one was in the unit at the time but that was just pure luck.

His drivers swear they staked the unit down. So...who is to blame?

I suggested for his (and the end users) protection in the future that he do a couple of different things.

#1...make sure he uses the proper size stakes and that they are pounded all the way in the ground. Also, make sure the type of the stakes are marked or covered with cones so that no one trips.

#2...If the ground has sprinklers and the set up people don't feel that they can push the stakes in all the way, use the proper sand bags instead of stakes.

#3...Now...for the final item...make SURE that when the set up people go over safety instructions that they tell the person in charge to check every 15 minutes or so to make sure the stakes are securely in the ground. This should be written on the instructions left with the owner, and also verbalized.

There are very few accidents in this industry...most are caused by improper staking. Make sure delivery people know that units must ALWAYS be staked, even if there is no wind and if you're attending the unit with your own people, they should consistently check to make sure stakes are secure.

Even if your business is small, you want to start it properly and make sure all new employees understand that safety is ALWAYS your primary concern.

If you want more tips on operating your party rental business you can find them at:

Start a Moonwalk Rental Business
PartyZone Entertainment Moonbounce Business Info

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Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Interview with Matt Thomas... "How to Start a Party Rental Biz"

My interview with Matt Thomas was just published this week. If you want more info on starting a party rental company...or just want to listen to me sound nervous :) ...click here: How to Start a Party Rental Business

Saturday, July 14, 2007

Wow...you learn something new every day!

I tried a blog for awhile...but to be honest, I kept forgetting to post on it. But tonight I learned about something really cool. So I'm going to try the blog thing again.

Hopefully most of us are using adsense to increase our website income...but did you know that you can make a lot more money if you use the right search words? For example....corporate team building pays about 5.00 a click...whereas moonbounce pays about 5 cents.

It kind of makes you stop and think, doesn't it?

I don't have time for anymore tonight, but I'd love to hear if anyone else is targeting specific high paying keywords.