In this episode, Tariq chats with Queda Crawford, founder of Q&A Bouncy Attractions in Georgia. Queda shares her inspiring journey from starting her business during the pandemic with just two inflatables to growing it to 38 units. She discusses the challenges, triumphs, and valuable lessons learned along the way, including the importance of networking, investing in marketing, and providing top-notch customer service.
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In this episode, Tariq chats with Queda Crawford, founder of Q&A Bouncy Attractions in Georgia. Queda shares her inspiring journey from starting her business during the pandemic with just two inflatables to growing it to 38 units. She discusses the challenges, triumphs, and valuable lessons learned along the way, including the importance of networking, investing in marketing, and providing top-notch customer service.
EP. 08 Got Laid Off from Amazon… Now Makes Over $200K/Year with Bounce Houses: The Bobby Michalski Story
Bounce House Bosses
1 hour 2 minutes
3 months ago
EP. 08 Got Laid Off from Amazon… Now Makes Over $200K/Year with Bounce Houses: The Bobby Michalski Story
In this episode, Bobby Michalski shares his journey from being laid off at Amazon to growing his party rental business in Connecticut. With 55 units—including tents and tables—Bobby talks about the challenges of scaling, the importance of customer satisfaction, and how tools like Eventhawk have helped boost his bookings. He also discusses managing his team, working with family, and his plans for 2025. Bobby’s advice for new business owners: focus on your customers, invest in marketing, and d...
Bounce House Bosses
In this episode, Tariq chats with Queda Crawford, founder of Q&A Bouncy Attractions in Georgia. Queda shares her inspiring journey from starting her business during the pandemic with just two inflatables to growing it to 38 units. She discusses the challenges, triumphs, and valuable lessons learned along the way, including the importance of networking, investing in marketing, and providing top-notch customer service.
