Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a location. Set up your stand. Make it comfortable. Decorate your stand. Draw signs advertising your stand. Spread the word.

Answer: If you place your stand in front of your house, only a few of your neighbors will see you. Instead, choose a location that gets a lot of foot traffic, so more people will know you're in business. Local parks and beaches are good options, especially on a nice day. You can also ask your church or a local grocery store if they'll give you permission to set up your stand by their entrance. Make sure you ask permission before setting up your stand on private property. Make a schedule of local events. If there are street festivals or sporting events, set up your stand nearby. Think of where people will be warmest and thirstiest. People who've been laying out on the beach or have just played 18 rounds of golf in the sun will be more likely to buy your lemonade. Be aware of the weather. If the sun if very hot on the day you want to work your stand, make sure to choose a spot with a lot of shade. At the very least, your stand will need to have a good, sturdy table and chair for you to sit in. Make sure you put them on level ground, so your stand doesn't wobble and spill lemonade all over the place. It's also a good idea to cover the table with a tablecloth or blanket in a bright color that attracts attention. Make sure the fabric reaches to the ground in the front of your table. That way, you can store extra supplies underneath the table, but not let your customers see the clutter down there. Set up your pitchers, cups, napkins, and straws in a neat arrangement. The tidier your stand looks, the more people will want to visit. If you're planning on working at your stand for a long period of time, you want it to be as comfortable as you can make it. Keep water on hand in case you get sick of drinking lemonade for refreshment. You should also put a comfy or soft cushion on your chair to keep your bottom from getting sore. If the weather's hot, keep a battery-powered fan on hand, or fan yourself with a piece of paper. If you're out there long enough, you might find that the shade moves away and exposes you to the sun. If that happens, shut down your stand for half an hour and move it to a shadier location. Make sure you wear a lot of sunblock to protect your skin against the sun, as well. There's no right or wrong way to decorate a lemonade stand. All that's important is that it looks good and you have fun doing it. You can print out lemonade-themed decorations from the internet and tape them to your stand. Try to draw your own decorations. You can draw lemons, glasses, and pitchers full of ice-cold lemonade, or the sun, the beach, and anything else that makes you think of lemonade. Maybe you could put fresh-cut flowers on your stand, or use colorful straws and napkins instead of plain white ones. Make sure to make a nice, larger sign saying what your stand sells and how much you're charging. Place it somewhere passersby can't miss it. A good spot is the part of your tablecloth that hangs down to the ground. Even if you're in a good location, you want everyone in the neighborhood to know you're in business. Make signs advertising your lemonade stand and place them around your stand to drum up some business! You can use regular sheets of white printer paper or colorful construction paper to catch the eye. Use different colored markers to advertise your lemonade stand. Make sure you include the price for each glass of lemonade and either directions or an address for your stand. Ask your friends to not just visit, but to tell their other friends about it and bring some along! Post about your stand on your or your parents' Facebook page to let as many people as possible know when and where you'll be setting up.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rearrange your furniture. Keep a small room sparse. Make use of hidden storage and multi-purpose furniture. Keep your furniture open.

Answer: When you have a small space, everything in it counts. By arranging your furniture to open up your floor space, you can make your room look bigger. If you don't have a lot of room, place your larger pieces of furniture near the edges of your room, not in the middle. Sometimes, if you have a few smaller pieces of furniture, you can place these pieces away from the walls. Placing a piece at a diagonal angle toward the middle of your room can give the illusion of space. Place your bed in a corner of your bedroom to open up the floorspace. Push your couch up against a wall in your living room to provide an open floor and pathway. One element of a larger looking room is the ability to move freely about it. Don't place any furniture in areas that would block a view or ability to easily move about the space. The more furniture you have in any room, the more cramped and smaller it will look. Keep a small room tidy and organized. Start with what you need in a room, these are usually the bigger pieces of furniture like a bed or couch. If you have a smaller room, consider only having a couple pieces of furniture in it. Use this piece of furniture to create a focal point. This is one area that draws the eye to it. In your living room, this could be your couch and table. Don't add unnecessary chairs and knick-knacks, these will only clutter your space. Don't hang too many paintings or pictures on your wall. Having a lot of items on your walls creates a cluttered look that makes the space feel more cramped. Place your bureau next to the bed and use it as a nightstand. Look for furniture that serves more than one purpose. Get a bed frame that has pull out drawers or is elevated enough to place storage boxes under. Use a chest as a living room table. It provides a surface to place things on, but also opens up allowing you to store blankets and pillows inside. Grab a storage ottoman. If you need an ottoman, get one with a lid to keep things out of sight when you don't need them. Use an extra kitchen chair as a small bedside table. Get furniture that has open legs, or tables that are glass. Furniture that is elevated with legs makes a room look bigger because it creates more air. Furniture with legs or glass tables allow light to travel around, through, and under the piece, opening up the space. Attach a folding shelf beneath a window to use as a desk or ironing board. You can fold the desk up when you don't need it Ditch the drapes and rugs when you can. Keep a space uncluttered and allow more light in by removing your drapes and rugs. Keeping your windows open allows for more light and depth to your room. A rug with the right pattern can make your room look bigger, but it can also separate parts of the room, making it seem more cramped.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a professional logo. Advertise year-round, even during the slow summer months. Advertise online and build a social media presence. Offer special discounted packages to attract new students. Find a niche or a way to set yourself apart from other instructors.

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This will make a huge differenceit will set you apart from the competition and show that you are serious about teaching. If you have graphic design skills, you can make one yourself, or you could outsource the project on a website like Fiverr. Your logo should reflect the nature of your businessyou could incorporate elements such as your name, parts of the guitar, or musical notes. If you want to make a living by teaching guitar, you'll have to work extra hard at finding studentsespecially when you first start out. Advertise consistentlyput up posters with your logo and information, talk to potential students, hand out business cards, and post about your services on social media. Put up posters or fliers at community message boards and local music stores. Create a website and some social media accounts for your business, such as a YouTube channel, an Instagram account, and a Facebook page. Post content such as videos, tips, and special deals to gain followers and reach a wider audience. Special deals will draw in students and help boost your income. Try offering discounts for a certain month, free first lessons, or perks for signing up. Focus on what you can do that will make potential students pick you over your competitor. Specialize in an area and really develop your talent. People want to know what exactly you'll teach them. For example, if you teach highly trained classical guitar, focus on advertising that. Don't advertise rock and jazz as well if you aren't fully trained in those areas. This will help attract students who really want to learn this niche and are seeking a specialized professional.