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Snack Distribution is a $25/mo community on Skool for people who want to start a snack distribution business. Forest Coughtry runs the community, which centers on its step-by-step distribution business setup guide and its real-time updates from Forest's new.
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Help members build profitable, flexible snack distribution businesses that are built to last.
Real experience
Learn by doing
Grow together
Profitable first
Share what works
Build to last
Skip the machines
Adjust the numbers to match your situation
99% less than a 1-on-1 coach
You'd save $2573.00 per month vs. 4 hours/week of coaching
At 4 hours per week, Snack Distribution costs $1.44 per hour. A comparable online course costs $25.00/hr, a 1-on-1 coach costs $150.00/hr, and a mastermind group costs $25.00/hr. The annual cost is $300.00, a fraction of what a single coaching session would cost.
I'm not here to sell you dreams or talk theory. I'm building a new distribution company right now, so you'll see exactly what I'm doing as I do it. We share real wins, real challenges, and real numbers when possible. This isn't about getting rich quick or finding some secret hack. It's about building something that actually works and lasts.
Built and sold multiple snack distribution businesses—now starting a new one and sharing the journey so we can grow together.
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Yes. Snack distribution means you supply products to existing retailers, offices, and businesses. No machines to buy, maintain, or repair. Lower startup costs with better margins.
No. The community works for both beginners and existing distributors. Forest covers everything from startup basics to advanced scaling strategies.
Yes. He's starting a new distribution company and will document the journey, sharing what works and what doesn't as it happens.
Access to Forest's experience building and selling distribution companies, plus community sharing of product finds, brands, and territory-specific strategies.
Not stated. Forest mentions lower startup costs compared to vending machines, but specific amounts aren't provided.
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