Helping Charities or Non Profit

Image via Wikipedia When you get into the business of Vending it is always suggested that you align yourself with a charity or non profit agency. Many companies use the gift of giving to help build their businesses. When you align yourself with a charity, or non profit it allows you to gain more reach by partnering up with a business that needs funding to help their business grow with small donations through out the year. I have connected myself with Child Search Ministries to help find missing children. Many business have a soft side when it comes to allowing you to do business in their establishment, because you have connected with a charity.


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Buying Whole Sale

Image via Wikipedia When starting your Vending Business you don't want to buy machines at retail price. Buying machines at retail price can be costly and put you right out of business. Many refurbished machines are a great economical way to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to building your vending route. Companies that sale machines generally will have some reduced price Vending Machines due to some of the regular priced vending machines cost a bit more than average.

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Wholesale Vending Machines

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Smaller Vending Machines

Image via Wikipedia I have been servicing a banks vending machine needs for quite some time. In the last few months, I have notice that I'm not really making the money I would like to get from the machine and need to get a smaller vending machine. One reason, I'm not making the money is due to the small number of employees that the bank has which calls for a smaller vending machine to meet supply and demand. I think there may be thirteen people employed at the bank. A small staff really can hurt your sales, because they are not eating enough for you to see the return on your money. I also think that due to the bank being filled with women that plays a role as well, because they are watching their weight and what they eat. Finally, the machine I have bought may be bigger than the number of employees needed to partake with the vending machine.

I have realized that I need to get a smaller vending machine for the ladies at the bank. Now the drinks always seem to be moving along quite well, but the snacks are not getting out the door as fast as I would like them too. So, to anyone who supplies small work place employees with snacks, I think its at your best interest to get a smaller vending machine to help meet the supply and demand. I will keep you posted on how this on turns out.

If you have any suggestions about how to remedy this problem I would love to hear your opinion on the matter.

thanks

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