Here's how to start your vending life, as learned by a vending industry professional (below)

Writer： Zhongda vending machines Time：2022-07-07 17:31 Browse：℃

Here’s how to start your vending life, as learned by a vending industry professional (below)
Point six.
You should determine the surrounding environment of your location, such as whether it is open to the public, whether it will prevent people from passing through, whether it will cause the machine to get water when it rains or leaks, whether the appearance of the machine and the goods sold will blend with the surrounding environment, whether the location can safely and quickly transport your machine to your location, etc. Your machine does not just appear there, whether there is a wide and high enough access to transport is a thing that must first be confirmed.

Point 7.
If your project is not successful enough at the beginning, try a discount or other marketing campaign to recover some costs when you decide to take it back. If you can, let your customers know that you are removing such items because no one else is buying them. Consider the business from a holistic perspective and don’t be too generous or too stingy with a particular feature.
Point eight.
Learn about your machine from the vendor, not just the price or size or other simple parameters. To understand your machine in depth, to be able to carry out simple assembly and repair work, while placing the machine before a detailed inspection and understanding of some simple troubleshooting. If you can, save some easily damaged parts, you can buy from the manufacturer of your machine or ask if there is a replacement that does not affect the performance, so that you can make local purchases.
Point nine.
Your supplier to pick from a variety of aspects, price, service, delivery speed, reputation, etc., there are differences between different suppliers, and can even reach a very exaggerated point, so you need to choose carefully. Do some more research is a good way. Try to choose a local supplier with a good reputation, and it is best to visit to understand the situation, if there are other more reliable friends or family members to give you recommendations is also a good choice.

Point ten.
If you plan to engage in this industry for a long time, whether you buy one or two units to earn some extra money or operate dozens of hundreds of units or even set up a company, then you can try to attend a NAMA OneShow (the premiere vending and refreshment services trade show), especially if you see these as your career. This will help you a lot, even to the point that if the time is right, you should go to one before you officially start, to learn more about the industry, which will add a great possibility to your success in the beginning.

This last point is just my personal opinion or advice, whether you agree or whether you apply it is up to you. Generally speaking, vending machines are located in venues that basically cost rent, the exact amount varies from case to case, if it is open to the public and has a large flow of people, this is a better spot, such as shopping streets or malls, parks, airports, etc.. If the conditions of the location are not good, then I will set a minimum income in the contract, when the vending machine does not reach this minimum income in a certain period of time, then I can not pay or reduce a certain amount of rent. And if your location is in a more closed place, such as the inside of a factory where fewer outsiders enter and they still want unreasonable rent, I would refuse the location because it is very difficult for someone who wants to make extra money from his own workers to maintain a long and good relationship with his partner.