MRIB plan of attack! Get ready to bleed your eyes
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Posted On: 05/12/2014 11:49:25 PM
MRIB plan of attack! Get ready to bleed your eyes out with this post fellas!
welcome aboard HGG! glad to have you here.
I believe I found out our marketing plan and "national rollout distributor" thanks to Belgian's help.
Restaurant depot now serves alcohol in these select states: http://www.restaurantdepot.com/wine-spirits
Look at the approved licenses!!
Arizona "Opening soon" Tucson, Arizona - 3 stores APPROVED
California - 17 stores APPROVED
Colorado - 2 stores "In Progress"
Florida - 1 stores APPROVED
Illinois - 1 stores
New York - 5 stores "In Progress"
Washington - 3 stores
THATS 32 STORES!!
Also the Air force academy Davis-Monthan Air Force Academy
Looks like their strategy is definitely coming from someone with experience.
Start small and reliable with less risk, then build your brand as revenues start to pour in.
It will be like a domino effect and from the restaurants, bars, pushing their product buying from RD's in select states.
Then the customers who like it will inquire and then perhaps a national retailer will pick it up after DAN SENTERS shows the progression and sales numbers from a STEADY client base aka businesses.
They don't have to deal with the difficulty of going into distribution details with retailers so early, they just supply restaurant depot and the businesses will buy on their own.
If the product doesn't move its on them! not MRIB, but if it does do well, they know who to call..
Once all the states are approved and restaurant depot is nationally carried out all they have to do is stock them up, sit back, work on the contracts for Brazil, then increase production in Armenia.
It takes a lot of vodka to stock up an air force base, and all those restaurant depot's.
Their warehouse WILL be empty. Whichever quarter that happens in will be HUGE showing revenues.
17 stores in California spread throughout Norcal and Socal that's why they started in Cali first.
Everything is starting to fall into place and make sense. Think back to all Margrit said about "demand" in California, and the warehouse being 'empty' and production in Armenia has increased.
The "demand" she was talking about can be interpreted from a BUSINESS side not the CONSUMER like we all thought it was meant for! Enter: Restaurant Depot!
They only had 1 store in Hi-Times because that is all they needed for the time being, just to allow Marani shareholders to be able to BUY the vodka and try it out and to certify that they indeed have the new Bottle plus Hi-Times can ship to 25 states... Also helps to confirm they aren't just in the business of selling shares.
They also issued the dividend to thank the investors and hopefully buy our patience. It worked, to those who still are here, and have been here the longest now can put together the pieces of the puzzle!
Sounds Fcking good to me, brilliant if I might add.
Build from the ground up, don't go for the hail mary YET.
Marani 2.0 Dan leading the way with his wisdom.
ALSO thats just nationally, BRAZIL then MEXICO next.
God damnit!
lets go MRIB
welcome aboard HGG! glad to have you here.
I believe I found out our marketing plan and "national rollout distributor" thanks to Belgian's help.
Restaurant depot now serves alcohol in these select states: http://www.restaurantdepot.com/wine-spirits
Look at the approved licenses!!
Arizona "Opening soon" Tucson, Arizona - 3 stores APPROVED
California - 17 stores APPROVED
Colorado - 2 stores "In Progress"
Florida - 1 stores APPROVED
Illinois - 1 stores
New York - 5 stores "In Progress"
Washington - 3 stores
THATS 32 STORES!!
Also the Air force academy Davis-Monthan Air Force Academy
Looks like their strategy is definitely coming from someone with experience.
Start small and reliable with less risk, then build your brand as revenues start to pour in.
It will be like a domino effect and from the restaurants, bars, pushing their product buying from RD's in select states.
Then the customers who like it will inquire and then perhaps a national retailer will pick it up after DAN SENTERS shows the progression and sales numbers from a STEADY client base aka businesses.
They don't have to deal with the difficulty of going into distribution details with retailers so early, they just supply restaurant depot and the businesses will buy on their own.
If the product doesn't move its on them! not MRIB, but if it does do well, they know who to call..
Once all the states are approved and restaurant depot is nationally carried out all they have to do is stock them up, sit back, work on the contracts for Brazil, then increase production in Armenia.
It takes a lot of vodka to stock up an air force base, and all those restaurant depot's.
Their warehouse WILL be empty. Whichever quarter that happens in will be HUGE showing revenues.
17 stores in California spread throughout Norcal and Socal that's why they started in Cali first.
Everything is starting to fall into place and make sense. Think back to all Margrit said about "demand" in California, and the warehouse being 'empty' and production in Armenia has increased.
The "demand" she was talking about can be interpreted from a BUSINESS side not the CONSUMER like we all thought it was meant for! Enter: Restaurant Depot!
They only had 1 store in Hi-Times because that is all they needed for the time being, just to allow Marani shareholders to be able to BUY the vodka and try it out and to certify that they indeed have the new Bottle plus Hi-Times can ship to 25 states... Also helps to confirm they aren't just in the business of selling shares.
They also issued the dividend to thank the investors and hopefully buy our patience. It worked, to those who still are here, and have been here the longest now can put together the pieces of the puzzle!
Sounds Fcking good to me, brilliant if I might add.
Build from the ground up, don't go for the hail mary YET.
Marani 2.0 Dan leading the way with his wisdom.
ALSO thats just nationally, BRAZIL then MEXICO next.
God damnit!
lets go MRIB
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