And it is not about how many visitors you get pumpkin.

I know of one farmer, who i've been told, makes enough money in October/November from his corn maze and selling of pumpkins to pay all the bills for a year.

You never know when that pumpkin will turn into a beautiful carriage. 

GerberThe Pumpkin Plan...And all the other books by Mike MichalowiczSteet Smarts: An All-Purpose Tool Kit for Entrepreneurs by Norm BrodskyLifeonaire by Steve CookI personally got alot out of Boss Life: Surviving My Own Small Business by Paul Downs (really for business owners with employees)

OK my lil pumpkins.

I put an end to that when 1 woman who complains at least once a week emailed me to ask that I tell the tenants next door to her to pick up the pumpkin that fell off the railing because it was blocking her and her husband from parking their two cars in a 1 car spot.I told her it would be quicker if she just went next door herself and KINDLY asked them to pick up the pumpkin and reminded her she wasn't entitled to having two cars in a spot (one behind the other) when it's technically one space

I like the glamping idea in conjunction with a pumpkin patch, hay bale rides, haunted maze, or whatever you want to do with it.

Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalwitz39.

Pumpkin Spice Lattes, trick or treat candy, and houses hiding in plain sight, welcome to October!

That and pumpkin pie or apple pie?