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Why community markets are becoming business incubators

Small stalls offer room to test an idea before committing to a permanent shop.

Why community markets are becoming business incubators. Small stalls offer room to test an idea before committing to a permanent shop.

Looking closer

Markets give new businesses a way to learn directly from customers without signing a long lease. The feedback is immediate and sometimes uncomfortable.

Successful stallholders make small adjustments each week and discover which parts of an idea people will return for.

Daniel Reed
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