CompVend Business Model for investors.

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The business model for CompVend was developed to ensure a seamless "crossover" into the world of vending for the buyer-investor. In vending, as in all other business start-up's, there will be a learning curve for the individual or individuals to acclimate themselves with the organizational skills of running a small vending business. One of the most attractive aspects of vending is SIMPLICITY! From the first time you fill your vending machine, you will begin making a profit immediately! The business model for CompVend is as follows:


Consultation to the buyer-investor to initiate program. Selling the right equipment to the buyer, contingent upon investor's budget. Unparalleled guidance to the buyer from initial start-up and throughout daily operations. Working methodically from our office in N.Y., or with our network of affiliate placement companies to ensure the best placements for your machines. The support staff at CompVend will always be there to answer any, and all of the questions that you may have regarding your business venture with us. We will not sell you "support videos" and then leave you on your own. Remember, with CompVend, you're in business for yourself Not by yourself. In addition to the technical support CompVend will give you over the telephone, there is also (800) support from the different equipment manufactures that we represent.
CompVend has done extensive research for you, the investor, to put you on the right track to success with your vending venture. We highly recommend a detailed guide known as the Vending Start-up Kit, to help you organize your business right from the start. The information outlined in this comprehensive and invaluable guide is as follows:

*** CHAPTER 1 ***

Business Name - Checking - Office Set Up - Business Planning - Business Plan / Structure of Business - Accountant (CPA) Attorney - Mail Box - Stationary & Business Cards - Computers - Route Management Software - The Internet/Web Sites - QUIZ for Small Business Success

*** CHAPTER 2 ***

Financing - Insurance - Types of Insurance - Prepaid Legal Aid - Federal Requirements - Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights Tax Information - Legal Tax Breaks - Income Tax Returns - Self Employment Tax - Sales Tax - Federal Employee. Tax ID# Licenses - The Vending Budget - Business Forms - Cash Flow Statement - Product Inventory & Suppliers - Key Contacts Employee Profile/Time Sheet - How To Determine Profitability

*** CHAPTER 3 ***

Type of Machines - Types of Vending Routes - Amusement / Bulk - Beverage/Snack/Food - Laundries (Coin Operated) - OCS (Office Coffee Service) - Pay Phones / Personal Products - Phone Cards / Vending Carts - Shopping for Machines and Products - Finding Locations - Sample Location Call Script - Types of Locations - Vending Service Contract - Location Evaluation - Commissions

***CHAPTER 4 ***

Route Management -Tools & Equipment - Special Tips - Cleaning / Collections - Diversification / Installation - Inventory / Outdated Product - Refunds / Service Cycles - Protecting a Credit Card - Route Service Cards - Marketing & Merchandising Special Promotions - Vending Service Evaluation - My Testimonial - How to Buy & Sell Your Route

*** CHAPTER 5 ***

Distributors - Manufacturers - Brokers - Suppliers Buyers Guide - How to Find Suppliers - Suppliers Phone List (by category) Time & Stress Management - Associations/Education Sources - Sources of Business Assistance - Publications, Magazines, Books, Audio & Video tapes - Vending Terms Dictionary


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