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Earning Extra Income with Childrens Pageants

Nov 22, 2009
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Running a Beauty Pageant is about more than glamor. It is also about being financially successful. The business goal is to walk away from the event with more money than you spent.

There are many different ways to monetize your Beauty Contest. One way is to add extra awards.
For Children Pageants I like to add Overall Most Beautiful and Overall Fashion.
When the parents register their children they can choose to pay for a slot in the Overall Most Beautiful category. Only the kids registered in this award category will be eligible for the award.

This award has no bearing on who becomes King or Queen. Giving these extra awards helps spread awards to other kids.

The kids registered for the award all go on stage at the same time. The children hold paddles with a number printed on it. The judges use the number to score on their sheets. The judges select who they think fit the Overall Most Beautiful ideal. The Overall Fasion award will go the one with best outfit.

It is important to have all the contestants on the stage at the same time for the judges to compare and select.  If your pageant is very large and you have more than thirty kids on stage it can be a problem because of the stage size. Also the judges job can be very hard with that many contestants on stage at once.

When my pageants grow too big to offer this award I drop it from the pageant. You are already making good money because of the large registration. But if you are just starting out and you have a smaller group of children in your pageant then these awards are a great way to earn extra income at your Children Pageant.

Yours in Pageantry
Shelly

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  1. Kelly Sons  •  Dec 4, 2009 @6:30 pm

    Im considering a male pageant. Would you consider this a money maker? Could your kit still help me?

  2. Elton Amistoso  •  Mar 12, 2010 @6:16 pm

    This is my first time to visit your blog and I would say you share nice information. You definitely do research and write very well. Keep it up!

  3. Geoff Dodd from Residual Income Blog  •  Jun 14, 2010 @3:17 am

    Thanks for your tips and ideas on running a pageant to make extra income. Is there some way to do recurring billing, so that the income becomes residual? For example, a lower rate to supply entry in 3 or 4 pageants at a discount. Thanks again from Australia.

  4. shelly  •  Aug 13, 2010 @9:45 am

    You can produce a pageant every other month, and this way, your income is on a continued basis. I start preparing for my next scheduled event, right after I have produced the on going pageant. You can offer a discount to all of your contestants for your next pageant. With a reasonable deadline to activate the discount as well. Do You have a website for your pageant?

    Please feel free to refer your potential contestants from the eage of 10 years and older to my new site for coaching and educating the new pageant contestant. Preparation is the KEY to winning the CROWN and as a director, it is very important to have someone you trust that you can send your girls to in order to gain Pageant Tips and Training in order to produce a high quality production with skilled delegates. The Pageant Success Blue Print is an E Course and available now!

    See You On The Run Way!

    Shelly

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  6. Games Blog  •  Nov 27, 2010 @7:57 pm

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  7. Anton from Gambling  •  Jan 8, 2011 @9:50 am

    For some reason people loves all kind of pageants. It could be a matter of curiosity, new faces, dresses, but it is a fact that is a big industry. Anyway the promoter needs some marketing basics to monetize the idea.

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