I got into this eatry whose appearance wasn't quite appealing and somewhere in my mind, i had already concluded that it was going to be a bad experience but never say never.
I got in and ordered 8 plates of spaghetti and chicken, i didn't understand the value of the food what i placed an order for until the two people behind me begged me not to take all because that was what they wanted to pick too.
Good enough for them, about three packs were left and more just came in from the kitchen

there must be something about this particular meal

I really wanted to find out.
After the first spoon, the first thing that came to my mind was the brand of spaghetti that was used to prepare such delight.
The meal was amazing, I'm glad that eatry is quite a distance from work so the temptation to always swipe can be controlled

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business to business model

Business jargon has the tendency to be uninteresting and as such, I'll try to make you enjoy while you learn.

When it comes to business, a good number of businesses around us and we are familiar with provide goods and services for the final consumer.
From the food we eat, to the clothes we wear, internet services, laundry services, fashion services and a host of many other things you could think of.
Now when I hear most people that want to go into business let out their idea, they still want to enter the already saturated final consumer market and struggle when there's a lot of space, turn over and profit in the business 2 business market.

Business to business model is one which entails that a company provides raw materials for another company to be able to allow the other company meet up with their customers demand.

Now what if i decide to go into raw spaghetti production so that the restaurant guys can be able to cook quality pasta to meet their customers needs. I am likely to gain more than the company who is just out there to reach out to the everyday final consumer...

Other good example of a business to business could be
Chicken supplies for shawarma business
Logistics service for a furniture company
Printing services for a branding firm
Janitorial service for a bank
Security services for event companies and a long list of others.

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Sometime ago I wrote about the business of complements and how giving complementary service could help businesses achieve sales more.

Imagine if the raw material your business provides is the reason why another business can make finished product or service that meets up to standard, that way businesses become each other's pillar.

What if the spaghetti company fails to deliver quality products and the eatry business no matter how they try, they keep messing up the pastry. Customers would stop demanding for spaghetti from the eatry and the eatry would have to look for other alternatives.
So in the end we need business to business model to help keep businesses in business

why are we here

Stretch your idea
Stretch your self
Stretch your business
Play In the big league

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