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Mo-Town Sporting Goods

What are we selling? We are selling services, durable, and non-durable goods, so we are able to provide everything. Therefore, we are able to produce a lot of revenue.

Facts 60% of Americans play a sport. Our main market is younger people, because most of them play sports. On average, every household spends $400 on sporting goods annually.

Return on Investment Because so many people play sports and spend money on it, there is a good chance for a high return on investment.

Risk Although the cost of operating the business is high, there is room for profit. Also, our business provides a want, but people will still buy our products for their entertainment. Americans look up to athletes, and buy sponsored sporting goods in large quantities.