I am sure you have heard of Food Channel.

Recently, they released their Top 10 Food
Trends for 2010. Guess what?  
Barter was listed at No. 9…

You can learn the 10 trends when you click on: Barter For Food.

According to Food Channel, the bad economy will see restaurants attempting to fill empty seats. Fixed costs like cooks, staff and rental still have to be covered irrespective of the number of diners.

If you are a restaurant owner and you have more time and skills to put to use than money? What can you do?

Recommendation from Food Channel – You Barter!

Read the full story at: http://foodchannel.com/stories/2163-9-food-trend-for-2010-will-trade-for-food

They also mentioned that working with a barter trade exchange company will be a better option as the old age tradition of direct barter has its limitations.

So, prepare for 2010 now, contact me for further discussions on how joining a barter exchange can help you.

Media industry is always well suited for trade as it has perishable inventory with a low cost of goods.  Media company is able to sell at higher volumes to new customer, as the incremental cost associated with providing additional media is minimal.

If you are running too low on occupancy and if your advertising budget is too small, you should consider to learn more about bartering.