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How Much Does a Water Refill Business Make? How to Calculate It
“How much does a water purification company make?” is one of the most common questions asked by those who want to start a business in this industry. The honest answer is that it depends on your numbers: price, costs, volume, and how much control you have over your…
How to Use WhatsApp and an Online Store Together to Receive Orders Without Creating Chaos at Your Distribution Center
An online store for distributors doesn’t replace WhatsApp—it enhances it. WhatsApp is the most natural communication channel with your customers in Latin America, and that isn’t going to change anytime soon. The problem isn’t WhatsApp. The problem is using it to…
How to Open a Seltzer Delivery Business: A Guide to Starting Your Business
A soda delivery business is a traditional enterprise with a loyal customer base: families and businesses that receive their soda dispensers and jugs at their doorstep every week. Starting one today remains a good opportunity, provided that production, delivery,…
How much should you charge for a 20-liter jug? How to calculate your price
Setting the price of a 20-liter container “by eye” or by copying the competition is one of the most common reasons why a seltzer delivery business or distributor works hard but earns little. The correct price is based on your own costs. In this guide, we’ll show you…
How to Keep Track of Borrowed Water Bottles in Your Water Refill Business
At a water purification plant, every jug that leaves the facility is money lost. As long as the customer has it, the jug is still yours, but if no one keeps track, sooner or later it stops coming back. Most water purification companies don’t lose jugs all at once—they…
