Joe was out walking one day, wondering how he could make more of a profit. As it was, it seemed difficult to raise his family off the income he was making. However, his full time job didn't allow him to work much more. Joe simply sighed, went to the vending machine and bought his favorite soda.
It was at this point that Joe realized something. Why couldn't he own a few vending machines in order to make profit? Unfortunately, Joe had heard some things about the vending machine business that were not so good. He set the thought aside and walked back to his office building.
However, the idea kept nagging at Joe. So, he decided to look up the truth about vending business opportunities. At this point, he found the two major myths that he was thinking about when he had bought his soda. However, to his surprise, the myths were not as true as he thought they were.
The first thought that had gone through Joe's mind is that he wouldn't be able to profit off of a vending business. It was very clear to him that people would only be giving you their quarters from their pocket. How could you make a profit off of this? It was soon after Joe began looking at the facts that he found these quarters added up to a $30 billion dollar industry.
The major way that this myth was set aside was through the several stories that Joe found of people who had full time jobs just working with vending machine business opportunities. He found that the investment did not need to be more than $500 to begin. By beginning small, it was easy to start collecting the coins. After doing this for a while, vending business owners would expand, find a route for their vending machines, and let the quarters role in.
However, Joe still had some doubts. He had heard along the way that vending machines had large competition. He knew from personal experience that it was easy to find a vending machine in almost every corner. He also was uncertain about how long this type of competition could last. After all, technology was changing quickly and there were more opportunities to find vending products in other places, not a vending machine.
Much to Joe's surprise, this was also just a rumor. Even though the vending machine business was growing, it seemed as though there was always room for more. Some even said that it was best to put your vending machine by the competition in order to offer different quality products. Because the techniques in the vending machine business were different, it allowed for endless products to be displayed, without the competition.
Joe thought for a while, than began to disregard the myths about vending machine business opportunities. He now saw that vending machines could lead to a substantial income, no matter what the circumstances. However, Joe was not quite sold on the idea. He continued to research and think about how this type of investment would affect him.
Bob Burnham Author: 'How To Make A Million Dollars in Your Home Service Business'
Bob with his partner Jeff McCallum are also the founders of BurnMac Services Inc. a full service fire and flood restoration company in British Columbia, Canada. If you are starting a vending machine business please visit VendingFortunes.com where you will find information on where you learn the vending machine business.
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