Making Money and Survey: Part Two

Sorry been awhile since the last post. Too much to do other than post to the blog, but sorry all the same!

Part Two of the "Can I Make Money as a Pirate."

From the survey types used at BRF to determine how many people came through as paying patrons, age types and the like, as expressed in the last post, it worked out on paper that plenty of people walked through the gates at the faire. It also appeared that a wide spread of demographics was represented in those patrons that walk by me, or walking into shops, or out of shops- or what ever spot I was observing.

All this indicates a higher chance for success. From the numbers on the page it was determined that, IF, my pirate ship could capture a percentage of those people that I would have a healthy income in the 19 days that the faire was open.

So, to answer what I posted last time, on paper it looked like the numbers of patrons at the faire supported making money as a pirate.