Tuesday, June 30, 2009

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These tattoos where made for vending machine toys. Easy to apply and easy to remove. Larger size tattoos. These are just over 3 inches tall.


It is summer time right around the corner, are your vending machines ready to meet the demands of consumers? Chances are you are eagerly anticipating the increased sales that will soon be taking place. After all, that means you will have more profits from your business as well. The amount of change you will see though depends on where your vending machines are located. You definitely need to make sure they are in the best possible locations.

The amount of money that has to be made for a successful vending machine business depends on many factors. Each owner will need to calculate this to determine if they are making enough money at their sites. This is important as there are some seasonal locations that do well all year such as schools but then taper off in the summer. On the other end of things those at ball parks and swimming pools do much better in the summer. The overall income and expenses you have to deal with is very important for determining if your locations are working well enough for you or not.

Nothing is going to cost you sales faster then a vending machine that keeps breaking down. Each day it is down is money that could have been in your pocket. This is why you should have a regular routine for maintenance. Don't wait until something is wrong before you take action. Get ready for summer by ensuring all of your machines are working like they should.

You may discover that some of your vending machines are on their last legs. If that is the case you may find it cost effective to invest in newer machines now. This way you can be confident they will be working like they should all summer long. You will need to look at your budget to see if you can afford this though. Don't get yourself involved in more debt that you can handle with your vending machine business.

You may want to consider changing some of the items you offer during the summer months. For example many people prefer to buy water over other types of beverages when it is hot. You may want to fill up a couple more slots on the vending machines with it so that there is always some available. If you have a snack machine offer those a good selection of satisfying snacks that aren't going to melt in the hot sun.

It is very likely that the products in your vending machines will sell out faster over the summer months. You may need to go there twice as often as you are right now to keep it stocked. Some owners find they have to go three times as often so make sure you are finding the time in your schedule to do this. Vending machines that are sold out when you arrive to fill them need to be given attention more than they are.

Summer can be a very good time to see your vending machine profits soar. This is a time of year you likely look forward to for that reason. Make sure you are prepared for it on all levels though. That way you can meet the needs of consumers and make as much money as possible.

It is up to you if you will use the opportunity to make more money this summer or not. Sure, it is going to take more effort on your part but that is part of owning your own business. The more sales you make the more profits you are able to keep. This means you can turn your vending machine business into a very profitable endeavor that you are happy to be a part of.

Robert Farnham - veteran vending business operator and author. He now writes articles and gives advise to new operators to help them avoid vending locating company nightmares, and the best way to find great vending locations.

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Sunday, June 28, 2009

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Do I have a mover to get the machine in a location? If someone calls me or I am looking at writing up a proposal and sending it to the person via email or dropping it off, or going into the location. Before hand I prepare myself. I call my mover. I say, "Hey, what is your schedule like this week or next week? What days are you busy and what days are you free to do moves?" So I know when I go in there I can say, "Hey, I have the machine available and I talked to my mover today and it looks like we're good to go next Thursday." People like that.

How do you find a mover to move your vending machines? Well your vending distributor, the ones that you go to actually look at buying the new and used machines - Ask them. Say, "Who do you use for moving machines? Do you recommend anybody to move vending machines?" Most likely, obviously, you see either they will do it or they hire a contract guy to come

If the location asks me some questions about the type of machines or the features of the machines, do I have these answers for them? Okay, like I said earlier, when I would g out to the locations beforehand I would go to the distributor and I would find out what type of machines they had, the features, how many selections, what kind of pop I can put in there, cans or bottles, or a snack machine. How many selections of chips? How many rows? How deep do the chips go? How many candy bars can I put in? I always had an idea of what I could do with that.

Before I went to the location I had that information handy. If they were to ask me some questions, I had that information. You want to do that because if you go up to a location and say well, "I could probably set some up for you. I could find a pop machine," or "the machine kind of has this," or "I am not really sure if it can vend a bottle or not, I will have to look into that for you." You kind of want to be confident when you go to location, because you want to be able - I mean the perception from them is that they want to feel like, "This guy is going to come in here and get the job done right and he knows what he is doing."

You don't have to know everything about vending to make it happen, but the perception is that - I mean, you want to be able to make them feel comfortable with their choice what they are going to do, so having information ready for them about the features and that is definitely a helpful thing. It is going to make them feel more comfortable with eh decision that they are making, knowing that you know what your talking about, and you can get the job done right for them.

Chris Robertson has been a successful vending operator for over 9 years. Living in Ontario Canada he provides beverage, snack, food and coffee vending services to various businesses in the GTA.He can be found at http://www.toronto-vending-services.com He has also written a vending e book which gives precision detail about how to start and operate a vending business.

http://www.myvendingsecret.com Also be sure to take a look at Chris's vending information website http://www.your-vending-resource.com/vendingbusiness.html to get all the latest details and information about vending and Chris's Free Vending Report!!!

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