Vending Takeover Report
Over the last year, three schools in Spirit Box Nation took on the challenge of expanding their Spirit Box business.
Rio Rancho: 2021
August: $8,438.55
September: $9,214
October: $10,255
Monthly Average: $9,302
Yearly Total: $63,000
Camdenton: 2021
August: $4,287.5
September: $12,058.3
October: $10,681
Monthly Average: $9,008
Yearly Total: $85,000
Olathe East: 2021
August: $4,181.5
September: $6,631.5
October: $5,996
Monthly Average: $5,603
Yearly Total: $50,000
If there are other vending companies
What if you competed for your school’s bid on being the primary and exclusive vendor?
Administrators will have a hard time saying no and here is why:
All of the vending revenue goes to your Spirit Box Teams and your school.
A hands-on learning experience that provides real world skills to high school students.
No contracts from other vending companies restricting what you can put in your vending machine. This will lead your business to be more successful and bring more revenue in.
If one vending machine is bringing in $300 a week (on average), what if you had 5 machines strategically sprinkled around the school selling a variety of products such as cold drinks and snacks? Do the math! That adds up quick and comes out to over $1,500 a week, $6,000 a month, and $72,000 a YEAR! Now, that is being incredibly modest as many of our schools are bringing in over $100 a day.
Compete for the vending contract and become the exclusive vendor
Wait, you can do that? That’s right! You are a real enterprise. Why couldn’t you compete for your school vending contract? Ask if your Spirit Box team can put in a bid to be the school’s only vending company. That would mean every dollar spent on vending products in your school would go directly to your Spirit Box team.
Talk to your school principal or the appropriate administrator about competing for the bid. Prepare a formal presentation explaining your plan, the benefits that the school will get, and how your school store vending machine will be the better choice.
