Three Square Market introduces the Macro Market

HUDSON, Wis. - Nov. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- Three Square Market (32M), a division of TW Vending (TWV), announced today a new kiosk package called the Macro Market.  Whether it be a dual site within an employer to a large client with multiple stores, 32M is bringing operators a whole new option to capture sales with a ROI second to none in the micro market industry.

"Micro Market operators have been limiting, for a number of reasons, micro market sites to one store at a building" said TWV Vice President Patrick McMullan.  "Whether it be cost or an option that makes sense for an operator to install, most micro markets are one store.  We believe this is lost sales and wanted to bring a new option for operators to consider to capture customers in all four corners of a employee location" added McMullan.  "And the new 32 Energy Stop and Daily Kup concepts allow for stand alone locations for the operator who may just want to do a vending or OCS only solution; it provides those operators an upgrade to the bland coffee or vending machine and limited product selection".

The Macro Market will allow operators to purchase multiple units at a discount through the 32M distributor network.  "For years, operators have held off going in to micro markets because they couldn't see giving up all the locations at a building for one market hoping to make the same money or more" said Technivend President Bill Cioni.  "Our New England market is very competitive and risking a site by giving them less locations to buy products at was not well received.  This changes that and at a price that allows an operator to convert a location and keep the same amount of points of sale" added Mr. Cioni, a Boston-based vending and micro market distributor.

32M is offering a package of two kiosks for $3995 or up to five kiosks at a price of $7495.  "Operators will be able to mix and match kiosk models to best outfit a market and use our new 32 Energy Stop and 32 Daily Kup solutions" said TWV CEO Todd Westby.  "The Energy Stop and Daily Kup locations are basically mini markets that feature beverages and use a smaller kiosk model to check out.  All kiosks at a location will be tied to one store and an employee will be able to use any of the kiosks and pay for their products" added Mr. Westby.  "The Energy Stop will provide a beverage to all customers and rather than an operator being limited to a six sleeve vending machine or an expensive gourmet coffee machine, they will be able to make it a cooler filled with 20+ options and a coffee machine that the customer will use our kiosk to check out on, just like at a micro market.  It doesn't replace a vending machine, it upgrades it.  It covers the location in a macro sense versus a micro setting".

32M sites also currently use a smart phone application also that allows customers to purchase products from their mobile device.  "It means the market actually runs throughout the building" added Mr. McMullan.  "As long as they have a data connection, they are never late to a meeting because the market is packed.  And now with our ability to provide operators satellite locations that still use the same account, we believe this will grow overall sales, draw employees to visit the main market more often, and continue to provide an improved ROI.  It is the true macro market.".

Three Square Market is built on the backbone of its' sister company, TurnKey Corrections, a provider of kiosk technology to the corrections industry.  Since 1997, TurnKey has set the bar for commissary and inmate services and now has clients in 27 states.  "Our technology is time tested and has the front end and back end controls operators need to maximize their sales, manage their inventory, control their finances and improve their operational efficiency" added Mr. McMullan.

32M is sold exclusively through a distributor network nationwide.  To learn more about 32M, or to find a distributor in your area, visit their website at www.32Market.com or call 612-267-8277.  To learn more about Technivend and their services to operators in the New England area, visit their website. www.Technivend.com.  To learn more about TurnKey Corrections, visit www.TurnKeyCorrections.com.