the western store is the main one but my Co. has a varitey of storesCybargs wrote:
id say put it in your store, it'll always help for business. since you own a western store put in more western movies i guess lel.
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oicSEREMAKER wrote:
the western store is the main one but my Co. has a varitey of storesCybargs wrote:
id say put it in your store, it'll always help for business. since you own a western store put in more western movies i guess lel.
I get to much tourist traffic in the western store for it to be profitable
its kinda like buying into a franchise, they set up the unit in particular spot of their choosing, they maintain the unit and keep it stocked and I take a percentage of the profit and pay for the energy costCybargs wrote:
oicSEREMAKER wrote:
the western store is the main one but my Co. has a varitey of storesCybargs wrote:
id say put it in your store, it'll always help for business. since you own a western store put in more western movies i guess lel.
I get to much tourist traffic in the western store for it to be profitable
well it wouldn't hurt to have one in your store
how does the profit system work do you rent a redbox from the company and make a profit off that or does the company pay you to keep it there? read up online that the average revenue is 37k a year. not too bad for a vending machine tbh.
take a risk for a year. doubt the energy cost would be too high tbh.SEREMAKER wrote:
its kinda like buying into a franchise, they set up the unit in particular spot of their choosing, they maintain the unit and keep it stocked and I take a percentage of the profit and pay for the energy costCybargs wrote:
oicSEREMAKER wrote:
the western store is the main one but my Co. has a varitey of stores
I get to much tourist traffic in the western store for it to be profitable
well it wouldn't hurt to have one in your store
how does the profit system work do you rent a redbox from the company and make a profit off that or does the company pay you to keep it there? read up online that the average revenue is 37k a year. not too bad for a vending machine tbh.
its not just the energy cost ... I have to buy into the franchise ..... they don't just set it for free ... you buy a large percentage of the unit but you don't own itCybargs wrote:
take a risk for a year. doubt the energy cost would be too high tbh.SEREMAKER wrote:
its kinda like buying into a franchise, they set up the unit in particular spot of their choosing, they maintain the unit and keep it stocked and I take a percentage of the profit and pay for the energy costCybargs wrote:
oic
well it wouldn't hurt to have one in your store
how does the profit system work do you rent a redbox from the company and make a profit off that or does the company pay you to keep it there? read up online that the average revenue is 37k a year. not too bad for a vending machine tbh.
if i had a store id defo have one especially if it's mostly older couples coming in.
ah shit how could i forget franchising >.<SEREMAKER wrote:
its not just the energy cost ... I have to buy into the franchise ..... they don't just set it for free ... you buy a large percentage of the unit but you don't own itCybargs wrote:
take a risk for a year. doubt the energy cost would be too high tbh.SEREMAKER wrote:
its kinda like buying into a franchise, they set up the unit in particular spot of their choosing, they maintain the unit and keep it stocked and I take a percentage of the profit and pay for the energy cost
if i had a store id defo have one especially if it's mostly older couples coming in.
they seem to be pretty popular at the larger grocery stores but I've got some stores out in rural areas that see alot of traffic come through the doorsCybargs wrote:
ah shit how could i forget franchising >.<SEREMAKER wrote:
its not just the energy cost ... I have to buy into the franchise ..... they don't just set it for free ... you buy a large percentage of the unit but you don't own itCybargs wrote:
take a risk for a year. doubt the energy cost would be too high tbh.
if i had a store id defo have one especially if it's mostly older couples coming in.
well if your market is mainly couples at your shop (either married or really long term) they might pick up a movie or two whilst browsing your store. but with shit like direct tv and netflix... itd be pretty risky. you should definitely read more into the business tbh. well if they're popular around the stores near your area it should work out fine for you.
well stores that main consumers are parents are usually the best for this type of shit when their kids want to get a dvd or some shit. couples in their late 20s as well imo.SEREMAKER wrote:
they seem to be pretty popular at the larger grocery stores but I've got some stores out in rural areas that see alot of traffic come through the doorsCybargs wrote:
ah shit how could i forget franchising >.<SEREMAKER wrote:
its not just the energy cost ... I have to buy into the franchise ..... they don't just set it for free ... you buy a large percentage of the unit but you don't own it
well if your market is mainly couples at your shop (either married or really long term) they might pick up a movie or two whilst browsing your store. but with shit like direct tv and netflix... itd be pretty risky. you should definitely read more into the business tbh. well if they're popular around the stores near your area it should work out fine for you.
mostly dollar stores or Little Ceasars Pizza shops is what I've been pondering it over
heh fuck it then.SEREMAKER wrote:
its an avg of 5 years before seeing profit ( unless you got some awsm foot traffic location then you could turn your investment over in 2 years )
i wouldnt invest if it takes 5 years to make a profit. netflix and direc tv are king now. how much is initial investment? they only make 37k on average a year.SEREMAKER wrote:
oh I also have to share my profits with the franchise that I would have the units set up in ..... 10% from cut from redbox would go to the stores franchise
I don't know total figures till I see their sales rep and he due in on TuesCybargs wrote:
i wouldnt invest if it takes 5 years to make a profit. netflix and direc tv are king now. how much is initial investment? they only make 37k on average a year.SEREMAKER wrote:
oh I also have to share my profits with the franchise that I would have the units set up in ..... 10% from cut from redbox would go to the stores franchise