Being your own boss has its perks, one way to do that is to start a vending machine business. This book looks at some aspects of the business I have not read about before in books on this topic. For example, this book looks at how to find a distributor for your machine needs. Also, this book helps you establish a budget to make sure you get enough product to turn a profit but not go too far into debt. Both aspects are crucial to success, but in my experience with these types of books, overlooked often. This book also looks at marketing and choosing a primo location. I think this book has a lot of valuable info.

You first need to decide what type of vending machine is right for you. This book explains all aspects of this type of business. What it is, how to get your machines, where to install them, usually where there are a lot of people, and what kinds of products that you want to put in them to sell. This type of business ensures you have a constant source of income. You will have some red tape, bureaucracy but should get through quickly. A good book to have and learn the vending machine business.

The first thing that pops into my head when I hear vending machine is food or beverages, but there are many different options to choose from in this book will break it all down for you.

NO better time like the present to consider your future!
full gamut of Product life cycle (using my previous business degree knowledge at last!). From conception, to supply chain to marketing and yields. As well as looking long term and establishing sustainable structure to grow or maintain.

I really like that this book is written for people who don't have a large budget for a vending machine business. If I was able to start the business, I wouldn't have a lot of capital for it up front. A lot of what is in the book seems like it's common sense but sometimes, I tend to overlook the obvious when working on a larger project. This book has a lot of great points and tips.