Why I recommend this download.

While having a hot dog business is not difficult, it really helps to have a hand at finding the right location, knowing where to buy the best equipment at the lowest prices and even how to make money when it rains.

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Some of the best locations are free

The download included how to find locations that are free to work in. This meant that while I was finding the right location, I could work and learn and earn without having to spend any more money. Location is such an important part of your business, but I wounldn’t have thought of half the locations mentioned in the book.

Just having access to information that other don’t give you the heads up. Most of my friends work in the contruction industry, so I have been setting up camp near their contract work and not only do I get to see my mates, but I make great money.

There was also a lot of info on the pychology of selling. This is not something I would ever have read before, but it was really easy to understand and put into practice.

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The Commissary Thing.

When I first thought about getting into vending, I didn’t even know what a commissary partner was or what it was meant to do. After reading the section on this, I found a partner for free, well not quite for free, but close enough. I don’t have to spend any money, but we have a mutual agreement that works for both of us.

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What Makes the Recipes so Good.

Although I would love to give these recipes away on my website, they below to Perry and they are really good. I’ve used a few and looked online for others, but it’s not easy to find really, really good ones. So as far as the recipes are concerned, they are tasty and my friends have all chosen their own favourites after being the guinee pigs on my test runs.

I have tried a few of my own relishes, but nothing is as good as a the collection that Perry gives.

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Selling is the Game – Even if it feels strange at first.

Although I’ve been in the sales game for a few years, when it’s your own business, the motivation to do it right is far stronger. A lot of the time people don’t buy something because they aren’t offered it. This book tells you what to offer and how to do it.

My sales were up and the number of return customers increased quickly as I think they appreciate that I tell them about specials and really am into the job.

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I know it’s early days yet. Only been doing this for six month and still learning. Haven’t got into the partner section of the book and maybe won’t for a year or so more, but maybe eventually that’s what the plan will be.

No matter what business you decide to start, you are unlikely to be able to begin without first getting the required licenses. Each state and local municipality will have it’s own requirements which means that you will have to do a little research of your own.

State license versus local license?

While you may be expected to have a state business license in some areas, you may not require it where you live. You may only need to have a local license. Some states require that you have one or the other and in some cases you may even need to have both. This makes it extremely difficult for a lot of people to get started. YOu may also need to ask about ‘mobile vendor’ permits befor you get started. Having a guide to help you through this tedious, yet very important part of your business will make it a lot easier.

The best source of information for your area is to ask someone who is presently working a hot dog stand what the requirements are and where to find the best information, or alternatively you can read all the information in our hot dog cash download.

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When you are doing your research, you may also want to enquire about weather your license can be used if you are going to move your cart to another location. Sometimes a state license will cost a bit more but will allow you the freedom to move your cart when you have an event that is worth working outside of your normal location.

Although licenses and permits are a pain to have to get, getting the right ones is an investment in time and money that you just can’t afford not to invest. Get your licenses and start making money.

Other Hot Dog Info of Interest:

1. Health Department The Health Department is one of those aspects of the business that you really…

You’re making an investment in your business, so you’ll want to ensure that you fixed assets are insured. There are a variety of different levels of insurance that you can look at, but if you make a big investment, then you’ll want to ensure that you are covered for all eventualities.

Another thing to take into consideration is the location of your business. If you have it on a street corner, then you may have a higher ensurance premium than if you have it located of private property. Depending on your personal circumstances such as having a cart versus a van, you might want to consider having separate liablity cover and vehicle cover.

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We live in a world that is very quick to sue, so you must make sure that you’re business interests are protected. You don’t have to get the most expensive insurance on the market, but you will want to ensure that it covers you in the event that something does happen.

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The Health Department is one of those aspects of the business that you really need to get to know properly. Because you are dealing with food, it is vital that you have the right permits.

Getting the right permit from the board of health will require that you have a Servesafe certification. You can find out where to do this by searching online for Servesafe.

This whole process is not difficult to complete and then you will have the Health inspector come and inspect your van. I would recommend that you phone them up after you have done all your research, but before you spend any money to ensure that the equipment you are going to buy for your cart satisfies their requirements.

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They are also a really great source of information, so if you want some answers, it’s always a good idea to give them a call and ask. You will want to make an appointment for them to come and see you. You could also ask them if all the information you have is correct for the business you want to set up. They will have a lot of insight into the kind of licenses you need for both a public and a private hot dog stand.

Getting the right information is really important before you spend any money.

Other Hot Dog Info of Interest:

1. Licenses and Permits No matter what business you decide to start, you are unlikely to be able…

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I make no less than $300 a day after starting my hot dog business just seven months ago. I didn’t get the best cart at the beginning, but since then I’ve upgraded and sold my old cart for a profit.

Starting a hot dog business is not hard, but having a little insider info really made all the difference. I started small and built up gradually. Only invested $1200 in the beginning on everything from the downloadable course to permits, my cart and stock.

Found a great location outside a building site that I used to work at and knew the guys on the job which made business easy. Got all the right recipes and starting cooking up a storm.

There are people making upward of $100,000 a year and this one guy I spoke to is making $300,000. This is a very lucrative business to be in, the work is not hard, although getting up in the morning when it’s snowing is not so easy, but I’d have to do it in any job, and now I’m doing it for myself.

Guys – If I can do this – anyone can. Perry’s downloadable course is fantastic and tells you everything you need to know and will make sure that you don’t spend more than you have to…

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Click here to download his course

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Featured Hot Dog Cart Business Success Story:

How you can earn over $1500 a day with a new hot dog cart vending business.

Meet Linda Johnson and Her Hot Dog Cart Business.

Meet Linda

She was laid off from her job as a sales clerk in a Los Angeles Department Store. After a long day at the unemployment office she was tired and hungry. Fortunately there was a Hot Dog Vendor working the street outside the office. She went over, purchased a Hot Dog and started to chat with the vendor. Since Linda is a very attractive woman, the male Hot Dog Vendor was more than happy to answer her questions, what she was told changed her life. The next day she filled out her loan application to purchase her first used hot dog carts from us. Linda had hoped that the trailer would arrive soon, since the upcoming week was that of the Rose Bowl, the Rose Parade as well as many associated events. In 6 Days Linda made over $22,000. She looks back on this and wonders how much she could have made if she actually knew what she was doing. A friend of hers also in the hot dog cart business recommended she purchase “Hot Dog Cash“. She did so and was stunned! The next rose bowl she pulled out $45,000 from 1 single event, more than double, with the proven techniques she learned from “Hot Dog Cash”.

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Since we have been receiving emails about this popular program from many of our visitors and customers, we felt obliged to take the time out to check it out and see if this “Hot Dog Cash” program is actually what it claims to be. In turns out that Hot Dog Cash is in fact well worth the money. The author, Perry, started his own hot dog cart business in Orlando, Florida and lays out all the essentials, tips and secrets to go from an average small hot dog cart vending business to grow to one that does over $1500 daily with simple techniques that most people never think about. He also outlines how to expand to the point where business owners can operate multiple hot dog vending carts with hired employees. Customers receive:

• 3 Hours of Audio Recordings
• Digital Menu Masters
• Perry’s Best Winning Recipes
• Legal Forms and Paperwork
• 76 Page Quick Start Binder

“Coming across Hot Dog Cash guide, really outlined every single step to properly make the most from my hot dog cart business. I am amazed at the success I am having. Thanks again!!” – Linda Johnson

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Featured Hot Dog Cart Business Success Story:

How you can earn over $1500 a day with a new hot dog cart vending business.

Meet Linda Johnson.

Meet Linda

She was laid off from her job as a sales clerk in a Los Angeles Department Store. After a long day at the unemployment office she was tired and hungry. Fortunately there was a Hot Dog Vendor working the street outside the office. She went over, purchased a Hot Dog and started to chat with the vendor. Since Linda is a very attractive woman, the male Hot Dog Vendor was more than happy to answer her questions, what she was told changed her life. The next day she filled out her loan application to purchase her first used hot dog carts. Linda had hoped that the trailer would arrive soon, since the upcoming week was that of the Rose Bowl, the Rose Parade as well as many associated events. In 6 Days Linda made over $22,000. She looks back on this and wonders how much she could have made if she actually knew what she was doing. A friend of hers also in the hot dog cart business recommended she purchase “Hot Dog Cash“. She did so and was stunned! The next rose bowl she pulled out $45,000 from 1 single event, more than double, with the proven techniques she learned from “Hot Dog Cash”.

HotDogCartCommunity.com’s Review of .

Since we have been receiving emails about this popular program from many of our visitors and customers, we felt obliged to take the time out to check it out and see if this “Hot Dog Cash” program is actually what it claims to be. In turns out that Hot Dog Cash is in fact well worth the money. The author, Perry, started his own hot dog cart business in Orlando, Florida and lays out all the essentials, tips and secrets to go from an average small hot dog cart vending business to grow to one that does over $1500 daily with simple techniques that most people never think about. He also outlines how to expand to the point where business owners can operate multiple hot dog vending carts with hired employees. Customers receive:

• 3 Hours of Audio Recordings
• Digital Menu Masters
• Perry’s Best Winning Recipes
• Legal Forms and Paperwork
• 76 Page Quick Start Binder

“Coming across Hot Dog Cash guide, really outlined every single step to properly make the most from my hot dog cart business. I am amazed at the success I am having. Thanks again!!” – Linda Johnson

If you are considering the hot dog cat vending businnes try the Hot Dog Cart Profits system now. It contains all the information needed to start off on the right track, or even improve your existing hot dog cart business.

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Cart Body Dimensions 36 in. wide x 93 in. long with fridge enclosure.
Dimensions on Trailer 48 in. wide x 110 in. long x 84 in. high
D.O.T. Compliance Highway rated 1/2 ton steel frame.
Electrical Highway lights with wiring harness. 120 volt AC outlet.
Cart Body 18 gauge Stainless Steel.
Under Carriage Highway tires plus 3rd castering wheel.
Cart Weight 800 lbs (365 Kg) approx. empty.
Security Vibration proof brass camlocks on all doors.
Sinks 4 Cal Code sinks with drainboards.
Fresh Water Tank 20 Gallons.
Waste Water Tank 30 Gallons.
Cooler Storage NSF electric refrigerator 5.5 cu. ft.
Dry Storage Lots of under counter storage plus 3 enclosed shelves 36 in. wide x 13 in. deep on side opposite to fridge.
PropaneTank 2 x 20 lb Tank Baskets (Standard)
Gas Regulator Two stage regulator.
Burner 17,000 BTU propane.
Steamers 3 x steamers 6 inches deep
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