Mobile Bar Business

Deliver a Unique Experience Like No Other and Create Lasting Memories for Your Clients

De: Todd Korell

Narrado por: Jeff Bower

People socializing and having a good time is not going anywhere and a part of that is drinking. Who said that a bar had to be a static thing? Why not bring the bar to the people? This is a very unique opportunity that can allow you to have a fun time and make some money in the process.

Here are some of the things you'll learn in this book:

Different options and considerations for your trailer

Some of the things you'll need to look into and do to open and operate your business

Different packages you should offer with some pricing considerations

How to pitch your services even if you are a dry hire

Should you list your prices on your website?

How to find quality bartends for your larger events

Coming up with a business plan and unique selling proposition

How to grow and scale your popcorn business beyond just yourself

How to build relationships to book more gigs

Nailing down your sales process to convert more leads

Sample DM/Email script to help book more clients

The idea of starting this business might sound fun to you, but you might not be sure where to begin. You might fear that you don't have the sales skills to be able to succeed in this industry. Even if these things are true for you, this book can help you with taking that first step. So why not take a shot and click the buy now button today!

©2024 Todd Corell (P)2024 Todd Corell

Great insights

Production quality and content were both great, really gives great advice on how we can create great experiences as someone in the mobile car business.

Straight Up, No Chaser!!!

Todd delivers this book to his readers/listeners using 5 great steps.

1. Todd lays out the basics on what the entrepreneur will need in order to start a mobile bar business.

2. I've personally attest to the importance of the next step. It is vital to know how much to charge per item. Too much = no business, too little = no profit.

3. Who you gonna have work for you?

4. You need the secrets of someone who is having success. What are they doing differently? Todd will teach you.

%. Most important: he got narration icon, Jeff Bower, to narrate this book.

Smart Ideas Inside

Mobile Bar Business: Deliver a Unique Experience Like No Other and Create Lasting Memories for Your Clients by Todd Korell is a comprehensive guide that unveils the intricacies of transforming a passion for mixology into a thriving enterprise. Korell's expertise shines through as he navigates readers through the essential aspects of establishing and operating a mobile bar business. From conceptualizing a unique brand identity to mastering the art of client acquisition and management, the book offers invaluable insights. It delves into the operational nuances, including bar setup, inventory management, and staffing, empowering aspiring entrepreneurs to make informed decisions. Moreover, the emphasis on creating unforgettable experiences for clients is a refreshing perspective, highlighting the importance of exceptional customer service in this industry. Whether you're a seasoned bartender or a novice with a flair for hospitality, this book provides a roadmap to success in the competitive world of mobile bars.

VERY Basic and Condescending

I could not be more upset I returned a credit for a book I was exicted about and replaced it with this. Anybody that is thinking about starting a mobile bartending business has surely bartended before. A large majority of bartenders have full time jobs in fields such as marketing or real estate, so know how to drum up business; or at least know how email works. I thought this book would give starting points on important subjects like: what to charge clients, popular drink packages, etc. As mentioned in the book, most existing companies don't list prices on their websites so this is a big challenge when starting out. What does this book tell you to do? Pretend you're a potential client and reach out to existing companies in your area for their prices. Want to build relationships? Email and if they don't respond, email again. Wild. All of it.

Also the narration was just as condecending as the content. Other reviews were given for free to review. I wasted a precious credit. My bad.