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Originally Posted by Bob Blagg
Great information Gordon!
Gordon, you mentioned 1) Consumables that have a market. Chemicals and formulas are great. These can be anything from Cosmetics, Household Supplies, Industrial Use products. These get used up and reordered again, again and again.
Chemical companies cover such a broad spectrum of products, can you tell me how to narrow my internet search down.
Are there particular categories of chemical companies I should be looking at more than others?
Also Gordon. I know you are retired, but I was wondering if you have heard any more about the release date of Harvey Brody's new book or the opening of the Suarez Business Institute?
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Hi Bob,
I'm kinda new to this although I have a number of businesses. I saw Bob Serling million dollar licensing which attracted me to this type of business model. It looks like a great way to make a fantastic ongoing income if you can find a consumable product that will bring repeats. Is there a standard contract used in this arena or should I get my lawyer to draft one up. I'm also interested in how you approached these companies - mail, email or phone. Did you set up a meeting or do everything remotely?