“I like to do is find out how much this event is going to cost and then double that amount of money as your profit… cost $500 per person → $1,500 ticket”

Omar Zinhome · Financial Audit · You Might Also Like: The $100 MBA Show

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Set ticket price by doubling the per-person cost to guarantee a healthy profit margin

Cost $500 per person → ticket $1,500 (profit $1,000 per ticket)

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