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Singleheads or Doubles -- Best way to start new locations ??


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Newbie question --

When starting new locations (Charity type) is it best to start with single head units or doubles?

From what I've read searching the archives it appears people do both, but most seem to recommend singles so you can get more locations established for the same initial cash outlay, and thus be making money faster...

If you do start with just a single head unit, are Peanut M&M's the way to go or Gumballs?  I think Peanut M&M's may the the better seller at restaurants & such but perhaps Gumballs are the best way to start... ??

Thanks in advance for the help !!

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Restaurants are a good place for gum so the patrons can freshen their breath after eating.  It is also a good place for bouncy balls or a 1" toy if it is a family type restaurant. So maybe a double there.

M&M,s I think would typically do better in a break room.

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When it comes to gumballs, does everyone here feel the NERD Gumballs are still the way to go (as I think I read in some of the archives) or perhaps Ford, or Oakleaf, or what??  Best color and flavor, least chipping, happy adult & children customers?

The best price I've seen for them on-line is $49.00 plus shipping for a case of 3000 on Amazon from Candy Machines.

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That was my exact plan -- to start with doubles filled with GBs & PMMs... and then if the location needed a change later (up or down) it seemed like an easy swap... I was just unsure if it was worth the higher initial investment of a double vs a single.

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I had heard from a few others that they also put bouncy balls & such at restaurants and have had good success with them...

When you place a double head at a new restaurant location do you automatically make one gumballs and the other bouncyballs, or do you do something else?

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