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Member You - 23 Ways to Generate Revenue
Here in the Jean's Restaurant Supply Service Department, we have compilied a list of service and preventative maintenance tips to help your restaurant succeed in it's business venture. Your heating, cooling, cooking and food preparation equipment is a huge investment
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions
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1. Sell a product one-by-one.
2. Sell similar products packaged together.
3. Sell a “license” to use your product for a defined time period.
4. Sell a “subscription” to your product for a defined time period.
5. Sell a flat weekly- or monthly-fee service.
6. Sell relevant advertising space on your products, in your catalogs, or on your company vehicles.
7. Sell digital information for download.
8. Sell products one-by-one, but on an automatic replenishment schedule.
9. Sell some or all items on a minimum-purchase basis.
10. Sell discounts to others’ products or services.
11. Package your products or services with another company’s similar offerings.
12. Sell someone else’s stuff.
13. Sell refurbished or used versions of your products and services.
14. Allow others to resell or co-market your products and services.
15. Sell a disposable version of one of your products.
16. Lease your product(s) for a defined time period.
17. Sell time: bill by-the-hour for a service related to the products you sell.
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions.
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3. Sell a “license” to use your product for a defined time period.
4. Sell a “subscription” to your product for a defined time period.
5. Sell a flat weekly- or monthly-fee service.
6. Sell relevant advertising space on your products, in your catalogs, or on your company vehicles.
7. Sell digital information for download.
8. Sell products one-by-one, but on an automatic replenishment schedule.
9. Sell some or all items on a minimum-purchase basis.
10. Sell discounts to others’ products or services.
11. Package your products or services with another company’s similar offerings.
12. Sell someone else’s stuff.
13. Sell refurbished or used versions of your products and services.
14. Allow others to resell or co-market your products and services.
15. Sell a disposable version of one of your products.
16. Lease your product(s) for a defined time period.
17. Sell time: bill by-the-hour for a service related to the products you sell.
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions
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8. Sell products one-by-one, but on an automatic replenishment schedule.
9. Sell some or all items on a minimum-purchase basis.
10. Sell discounts to others’ products or services.
11. Package your products or services with another company’s similar offerings.
12. Sell someone else’s stuff.
13. Sell refurbished or used versions of your products and services.
14. Allow others to resell or co-market your products and services.
15. Sell a disposable version of one of your products.
16. Lease your product(s) for a defined time period.
17. Sell time: bill by-the-hour for a service related to the products you sell.
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions
Are you seeking dynamic relief from boring, uninspired, and unprofitable attempts at marketing your business online? The solution to Power Launching Online Profits is to allow your market to drive the solutions. Give it up and allow your customers to take you where yo
13. Sell refurbished or used versions of your products and services.
14. Allow others to resell or co-market your products and services.
15. Sell a disposable version of one of your products.
16. Lease your product(s) for a defined time period.
17. Sell time: bill by-the-hour for a service related to the products you sell.
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions
Late last year I was presenting a workshop for the senior managers of a major organisation. Whilst doing a pre-workshop survey to assess the challenges these managers were experiencing it became very apparent to me that many of them were showing the signs of business
18. Sell your products in smaller packaged quantities (if typically 25/per…, sell 10/per at a higher profit margin).
19. Sell your products in larger packaged quantities.
20. Sell your products on your website.
21. Sell your products on multiple, targeted websites focused on individual product groups and customer solutions.
22. Sell access to a seminar where you educate customers about your industry and the solutions you provide.
23. Sell training on your or others’ products.
Of course, this list is just a start. With expertise in your field, think of ways you can separate yourself from your competitors by providing products and services in a manner uncommon in your industry.
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