Operating a lea market is often as per one’s convenience. Depending on your daily schedule you can run your business the way you want. For instance there are those businesses that cash in well at breaks like breakfast and lunch breaks. These are mainly food businesses among many others. In this regard, you can close when you feel there will not be any more business transactions conducted or sales made.

 This at least gives you enough time to prepare for the next day events and sales. It is therefore, something of convenience that you do as your prerogative dictates.  On the other hand, there are some kind of businesses which can be operated until the close of business in the evening or until the market closes. In those kinds of businesses it is often the closing period of the market that guides whether or not it is time to close the business for the day.

Routines are very important. However, first you must make sure that you have a good spot for conducting your business so that you do not end up inconveniencing your customers who want to buy from you again. In this regard, you have to find a good and suitable spot which you can mark as your spot for business. This should be the spot that you would want your clients to identify you with so that they do not have to walk around looking for your new business place. You might just end up losing them to other competitors who have offered convenience and reliability as well as accessibility that they needed from you but you were not able to offer them.

In the schedule of a flea market, there is no timeline restriction on when a person can close business. It is after all your business and you can leave when you feel you are ready to leave or close down. The only limitation that you will experience is in relation to the routine of the flea market whether it closes at certain times and opens at certain time. This is often referred to as the guiding timeline which all businesses are to abide by either for maintenance purposes or routine checkups.