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Thursday, September 27, 2007

Vending Business Starters Can Get Great Locations Too

The vending business may seem to be a “no brainer” but its not just about buying a vending machine. Your vending machines need to be strategically placed at popular locations. Also, good service should be provided to attract as well as satisfy the customers.

In spite of popular belief, searching for vending information and getting advice from a few vending companies and experts isn’t enough. You need to get the right machines at the right locations before you expect a decent return from your vending business. To begin with, you must observe and analyze the requirements of various locations in your area. Then, decide the best vending machines for these places. Not the other way around.

Don’t buy the equipment first and then look for good locations to put them. Business offices, hotels, airports and schools all require different types and mix of vending machines to serve customer requirements. You must approach business owners for placement of vending machines that are actually needed in their premises. This means that you will have to convince potential location owners through logical reasoning and not a common sales pitch.

Another misconception involves starters searching for untapped locations which have no vending machines. These places may be too small or inaccessible. A better option would be to ask the managers of high-end locations whether they are satisfied with the current vending machines in their office or store. Such high traffic places allow you to earn anywhere from $5000 - $100,000 or even more for a large selection of vending machines and products.

Mostly, location owners will be concerned about two basic factors; machine performance and service quality. If their current vending operator is not satisfying these requirements, you have a great chance to replace the old vending machines with your brand. Select a business with at least 30 employees. The more, the better. There should be heavy customer traffic and footfalls in the premises during each day.

You probably won’t find a location the first time you go to a business owner. However, if you treat your vending machine business like a real, professional venture, you will eventually find the right locations for getting reasonable returns on investment. Start within your area and diversify as you gain more customer acceptance and business reputation.

If you don’t have the time to place your vending machines, you can take help from vending locators. Planet Antares Inc is a vending machine supplier and its services include finding appropriate locations for your vending machines to make it easier to setup and operate a vending operator business.

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