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7 Lessons From Small Food Festivals

September 18, 2015

Bizbash.com is on a mission to help small food festivals prosper! Not every foodie event can spend as much money as the bigger festivals, but that doesn’t mean the event can’t be a hit. Here are a few tips to make your festival thrive.

Stay true to your mission
But don’t be afraid to mix it up
Discover new talent
Grow within your limits
Carefully think out sponsor activations
Keep the conversation going throughout the year

Regardless of the size of your festival, there are still plenty of ways to remain successful. You just have to practice these tips, and keep them up! For the 7th and final lesson, click here.

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