Ryan O’Keefe helps busy professionals start and grow six-figure vending machine businesses.
Yep, the vending machine. It takes your money, your snack gets stuck, and you take the loss.
Or maybe they’ve gotten better over the years. I wouldn’t know.
Can’t remember the last time I shoved two crinkled dollar bills through a slot, punched in D7, banged three times on the glass, and dislocated my wrist pulling out a bag of stale Funyuns.
But Ryan swears, in as little as 60 days, you could be earning semi-passive income with his system.
If not, they’ll keep coaching you for free until you get there.
Ryan’s using a pitch that’s been passed around the guru circle like lit lettuce.
I don’t get why people do this. It’s like buying a stock at its all-time high, expecting the same return as the guy who got in at the IPO price.
You’re too late, bro.
But here goes Ryan anydamnway.
His Vending Accelerator program guarantees you three key results.
Key result #1:
Placement of your vending machines in high-foot-traffic locations with at least 300 daily consumers.
This could be:
- Public, private, or charter schools
- Colleges and universities
- Hospitals and medical facilities
- YMCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, and other community centers
- Large gyms and athletic clubs
- Large gymnastics and ballet facilities
- Sports complexes
- White and blue collar businesses
- And more
And these locations will either have no vending machines currently, or junk food vending machines that you can replace with healthy vending machines.
Key result #2:
They’ll hand you the best-selling products for your vending machines on a silver platter.
You’ll gain access to their private list of planograms.
In case you don’t have your PhD in Snackology, a planogram is a diagram of a stocked vending machine.
It’ll show you which products to load up in your vending machine based on location type.
All recommended products will be 100% location-compliant.
The planograms even tell you which suppliers to use for the lowest cost of goods.
All told, Ryan says you can expect profits of 3x any other vending machine opportunity you see online.
Key result #3:
You’ll be able to purchase or finance brand new, state-of-the-art vending machines directly from their manufacturer.
This includes Vending Accelerator exclusive pricing that can’t be obtained anywhere else in the United States.
If you wanna make real money with vending machines, you can’t buy dusty, dented up machines from the 90s.
They’re an eyesore, and high-traffic locations don’t want them. And the last thing you want to do is babysit these machines all day, making sure they’re dispensing those Veggie Straws properly.
Vending Accelerator reviews:
- Before working with Ryan, Joe from the Northeast had six vending machines on the ground, each averaging a sad $200 per month. The vending machines he’s placed since are in higher-traffic locations, bringing in 10x the income, or $2,000 per month per machine.
- Matt from Texas had invested in one of those vending machine franchises and was only making around $250 per month. Now, he has 19 machines in operation, generating $250,000+ a year. Even better, he was able to automate it, making it 100% passive.
- Michael down in Florida has two machines down the hall from each other in a school that are combining for about $500 a day.
- Erica and Bobby in the Midwest enrolled in Vending Accelerator and are now pacing $80,000 in their first year. Half of that is profit.
- Kevin replaced every vending machine in a large high school in Texas, where everything’s bigger – including his paycheck.
To balance these positive reviews out, it’s worth mentioning that Ryan does have a lawsuit, two complaints, and an F rating with the Better Business Bureau from his old company, InstaHealthy.
Book a call to find out how much Vending Accelerator costs.
To me, the offer makes no sense.
If he’s got the homie hookup on machines and snacks, why not take out a loan and expand his own empire?
Maybe he’s a philanthropist. Or maybe it’s a case of “those who can’t, teach.”
Either way, pop three ibuprofen and chug some water. This could turn into a pounding headache of a business.
