Power Profits! The Vending Machine Business Startup System

The Best How To Start a Business Plan Available for Creating Endless Passive Income

De: Dan Howe

Narrado por: Rich Grimshaw

Duración: 2 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Powerprofitsuniversity.com presents the Power Profits! Vending Machine Business Startup System by Dan Howe, proudly celebrating over a decade in print.

In this book you'll learn how you (or even your kids) can startup a small business for around $100 and grow it to passively produce well over six figures a year while you play!

If you have been looking for a solid and dependable way to earn a stable second income, (or even replace your main one) you are in the right place! According to IRS statistics, the average vending machine business owner earns over $100,000 a year!

In this book you'll learn a simple system for growing wealth that has transformed thousands of lives and has been featured in numerous trade publications, as well as television and radio programs, throughout north America, standing the test of time.

Written in a basic, no-hype, no-nonsense fashion, the Power Profits! Vending Machine Business Startup System is the ultimate guide to starting a successful passive income-producing small business.

Everything you need is right inside, presented in an easy-to-implement and easy-to-follow step by step business plan template that anyone can copy to produce amazing results month after month, year after year.

Subjects covered inside include:

• The five main checkpoints to building a lifetime fortune
• Building a workable business plan
• Taking aim at your financial target
• Watching the road signs
• Understanding return on investment
• Getting the best machines for the least money
• Setting your goals
• Building a winning business team
• Sourcing suppliers
• Identifying potential locations
• What to do when you find your potential locations
• Why you need website
• What to look for and what to avoid
• Getting started
• Symbiotic marketing simplified

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This book is good introduction

Good place to start learning about vending if you're just starting out. Im a beginner

Wow !!!!

This book just pushed what I thought I known out the window!!! Great book and a game changer for me and my business, ready ASAP

Very clear, and Practical

This guy doesn't dally around with "principals or foundational concepts".... it isn't some "motivational" book. This guy gives very practical advice, with very specific techniques and strategies. If your looking for a list of places to sit a vending machine, this guy goes through and names the locations that he uses. Furthermore, this guy openly admitted when results were difficult. He gives very specific profit number too, and even named at least one geographical location, which was helpful to me. Overall, I can substantiate anything he says, but this is as close as you can get to finding someone who knows what they are talking about before trying it yourself. All the markings are there.

Very informative

I found the information very helpful even if you are not starting a gum ball business. I ran a vending business with my Dad for over 15 years and I can say that the teachings here are very useful for someone getting started and for the intermediate. The only point that I did not agree with was his steering away from getting into snack machines, ect. Contrary to what he presented those are very profitable machines and I have seen bigger returns from having those machines. Overall this is sound knowledge to start your business and I highly recommend!

Entirely about gumball machines

This is not about the vending business. it is about gumball machines. It can serve as a base level understanding of how to get your children to start to think about building a passive income stream. BUT the book is very shallow, spending most of the time talking about basics of a self employed business, and simple pitches to potential locations.

I expected at least more of a focus on the quirks of the vending business. by no means does this book earn it's title. Go into this book with a big grain of salt. Or better yet, skip it entirely.