Hi, Thanks for taking the time to give me your opinions and thoughts first off.

My boyfriend and I really want to find something we can do and own. We were talking with our friends who also feel the same way. It turns out the lady has one of those little coffee trailors and knows how to make the coffee shes done it for about a year or so... It sounds like a lof of fun and we have thought a location that is all businesses. My boyfriend had also talked to a few ladies who owned there own and they say they make good money.

Do you think that this is a career/job that could really take off for us and do good? it seems pretty easy and we could come up with the cash fairly easy as well.. please provide feedback im a little unsure if this is the thing we should decide on. it seems like its a great option for us all since we have almost everything.

I have a customer who owns a coffee truck company. This company offers coffee as well as hot meals, snacks etc.

They have an industry magazine, to which my customer contributes that would be really helpful. The magazine is called Coffee Truck (how original ;) ) and you can find them at www.thecoffeetruck.ca

I'm sure they won't mind if you're American. The information is targeted for Coffee Trucks, and won't care which country you're in.

Tina Brooks, VP Marketing
Brooks Pepperfire Foods, Inc.
Makers of Peppermaster Hot Sauces
http://www.peppermaster.com

Eat more peppers!

Yeah. I was in a business chat room and they all think that its a great idea to combine my business with our business the dog treats with the coffee as well as we will sell baked good! maybe organic!

This is an older aricle but it may be of some help
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0DTI/is_n1_v26/ai_20313440

"Joe to Go" here in Milwaukee Wisconsin did phenomenal business it's first year in business but Starbuck's saw the area as virgin territory and now there's two less than a mile from Joe To Go. Starbucks found it's glory by being different until now they are all the same. Find your niche and be different in a way that will keep you prosperous. Remember your competition but focus on what you can offer your customers that others can't or won't....You'll be fine

The key is setting it up in a location where the clientele is. Too many fail from poor planning and location.


Joanna Swank
Marketable Concepts
jswank@marketableconcepts.com
www.marketableconcepts.com

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