“Schools have to sell for at least five days straight… schools with enrollment of over 450 students got us closer to that $5,000 average.”

Shopify Masters · Meet the Power Couple Changing What Kids See on Their Bookshelves

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Set a $5,000 floor price for each book fair and required fairs to run at least five days and target schools with >450 students

$5,000 floor; 5-day minimum; 450+ student enrollment

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