Startup Idea : Avoid long queue by pre-ordering concert memorabilia
Probably not the best startup idea, but it does ease some pain point here for those who like to go to a concert. Whenever a concert ends, chances are the concert organizers will open up booth selling concert memorabilia to rake in additional revenue. Usually, concertgoers should be feeling tired, want to go elsewhere to eat/drink by the end of the concert or worse .... when they do line up to buy the concert memorabilia......some need to pee while waiting in line to make their purchases.
Is there a better way to deal with this? How about a website or app that allow concertgoers to pre-order the concert memorabilia online and have the items shipped to their house without having to wait in line?
This will allow the organizer to capture more customers, including those that did not attend the concert. More $$$.
Preview image credit: Anthony DELANOIX
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By Jennifer Loh
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