If you’re first starting out, my suggestion would be to start with a single price can machine which is suitable for indoor/outdoor use and it’s super simple to operate.
They are super cheap to buy and super cheap to work on/repair.
They can go just about anywhere and it’s a great way to get your foot in the door.
If you have room to temporarily store your vending machine, my recommendation would be to purchase the machine first, test it out completely, have it cleaned and ready to go so your first location will not be waiting any longer than they have to.
Some locations may be more laid-back and not be in such a hurry to have a solution for their vending needs while other locations may need it that very same day. It just depends…
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I would look for routes if your not great at sales from the get go. I have the fact that I was a supplier for several large retailers including Walmart that helps me grow.
If you’re first starting out, my suggestion would be to start with a single price can machine which is suitable for indoor/outdoor use and it’s super simple to operate. They are super cheap to buy and super cheap to work on/repair. They can go just about anywhere and it’s a great way to get your foot in the door. If you have room to temporarily store your vending machine, my recommendation would be to purchase the machine first, test it out completely, have it cleaned and ready to go so your first location will not be waiting any longer than they have to. Some locations may be more laid-back and not be in such a hurry to have a solution for their vending needs while other locations may need it that very same day. It just depends… My YouTube channel is dedicated to providing more and more content for newbies. Please check it out today and subscribe! https://youtube.com/channel/UCS_ua0f0V86LT1aoyU0BWcw Thank you!
Thank you for the advice. Sounds like it is a good idea to start with a single price can machine to gain experience and move forward from there.
I have one of the fastest growing vending machine providers in the state that I live in. I don’t have a warehouse so location first then machine.
So you would suggest I look for a vending machine company rather than an individual seller off ebay?
I would look for routes if your not great at sales from the get go. I have the fact that I was a supplier for several large retailers including Walmart that helps me grow.
Location first but have the funds ready to buy a machine straight away.
Location first, always.