Sunday, April 26, 2015 2:26:14 PM
The ONLY POST FOR $NGCG
Major Growth
Quick Headlines
Who We Are
New Generation Consumer Group, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, started in the Summer of 2014. NGCG will sell a wide variety of consumable products from food, beverages, spirits, health supplements, and have a division dedicated to providing marketing services to companies in need to graphic design, web development, brand management, and various other services that companies may need.
With superior customer service, great product selection, and effective marketing strategies, New Generation Consumer Group will capitalize on this promising opportunity to bring new refreshing products to the various growing categories within the consumable products market.
NGCG’s management team has a strong mix of business, financial, and marketing experience that will ensure a great investment and the overall success of the company. NGCG is projected for steady growth and has the potential to expand into a major consumable products company within the first 3-5 years.
What We Sell
NGCG, Inc. intends to develop, market, sell, and distribute a wide variety of consumable products to consumers here in North America with plans to expand sales across the globe. Each division within NGCG, Inc. will have a line of branded products developed and ready to go to market to be sold to the consumer. The “Mucho Macho™” Michelada Division will feature “Mucho Macho™” Michelada Mix as its feature product and brand, VIP Spirits will feature “Excuse®” as its featured product and brand with the first line of Spirits under the “Excuse®” brand being a Top Shelf Liqueur infused Premium Vodka in a variety of different flavors. Each division will start with a featured brand with plans to build upon each brand with additional products as well as the potential to add on additional product lines within the divisions.
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Company Websites:
http://www.newgencg.com
http://monstermg.com
http://www.muchomachomicheladamix.com
http://www.vipspiritsusa.com
What Is Accounts Receivable and Why Does it Matter?
If Accounts Receivable is just sales, it's basically money in the proverbial bank, right? Not exactly. In the accounting world, Accounts Receivable is sort of like cash inflow “in waiting.” It’s cash legally owed to you, which in theory is good, but it’s not cash in hand. The same thing applies to accounts receivable. So exactly what is Accounts Receivable? Let’s break it down…
So What is Accounts Receivable Anyway?
When you make a sale and have delivered the product or performed the service, but your customer has yet to pay you for it, that amount of money is still coming to you. Cash “to be received” is filed under the category Accounts Receivable in accounting terms.
You’ve actually used Accounts Receivable your whole life. If you've ever earned a paycheck, you've used accounts receivable: you performed work for your employer and you were paid, most likely, weekly or twice a month. You made the outlay by working and your paycheck, which you expect on a regular interval in the future, was an Account Receivable.
Why Do Accounts Receivable Matter?
Now that we know what it is, let's learn why Accounts Receivable is important. At a high level, it's important because it affects your cash flow. We’ve talked about what cash flow is, why it matters and why it’s important to keep inflow greater than outflow, but Accounts Receivable is sort of part of a no man’s land between inflow and outflow. It will be inflow, but isn't yet. And since you made the outlay of the service or product, it’s a cash outflow. But it will be returned. Having Accounts Receivable is a positive thing for your business: it means you’re making sales which are an important first step towards business success. But the second step is just as important: collection.
Think of Accounts Receivable like mini loans to your customers; credit that you are extending because you’ve paid for the inventory and delivered it to them or you’ve performed a service for them and they still owe you. You're basically fronting for them. And the quicker the turnaround on Accounts Receivable the better. Great, you say, but how?
Set the Right Terms from the Start
Accounts Receivable can have varying payment terms and cycles. The typical payment cycle for goods or services ranges 30 to 90 days. It's up to you to negotiate the right payment terms in a contract from the get-go. The longer the payment term the more credit you are extending to your customers. Conversely, the shorter the payment term, the quicker you get your money—theoretically. Set terms that work financially for you, but are also fair to your client/customer.
Monster Marketing has developed into a full service agency.
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Monster Marketing has developed into a full service agency.
Monster Marketing currently services the California Beef Council Primary Agency as the support team for their in store promotions and merchandising. Felipe and his team are customer focused and their primary goal is to make businesses grow. They do this by using their technical knowledge and practical experience in all aspects of marketing with a combined 75 years of experience. They have built a loyal client base by helping them get their message out and build brand awareness. Last year they mailed over 3 million pieces of mail, put out over 1 million door hangers and reached several million more people through their social media, radio and web connections.
$NGCG OPERATES The “Mucho MachoTM” Michelada Division features “Mucho MachoTM” Michelada Mix as its feature product and brand
http://www.muchomachomicheladamix.com
EXPANSION HAS MOVE INTO 10 STATES NOW!
TASTE OF PRODUCTS
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Meet The CEO of NGCG
Hot OFF the PRESS
Excuse Rolling Out in the Next Few Weeks.
Bottles Have been Paid for and delivered
It would be nice to say there’s one defining factor behind the 10 fastest-growing vodka brands in the US; just one singular trend that’s driving the category. But the truth is the American vodka market has transformed from one heavily reliant on bulging portfolios of fanciful flavours into a complex beast with more competition than ever before.
The rise of the “craft” distiller, coupled with the relative ease of launching a new vodka brand compared to a Bourbon, has created a market fit to burst with hundreds of brands purporting USPs from organic and gluten-free to small batch production and unbelievable value for money.
But despite what has been described by some as “aggressive” competition, there are a clutch of brands making waves among consumers. Using data compiled by Technomic exclusively for The Spirits Business, we have compiled the 10 vodka brands that have witnessed the fastest volume growth in the US during the 2014 calendar year.
Eric Schmidt, director of research at Technomic, reflects that while the market has altered in recent months, the brands achieving the fastest growth were not unsurprising. “The whole landscape of vodka has changed but the brands themselves that showed up didn’t surprise me,” he says. “A lot of the brands on the list are priced in the value tier, so affordable vodkas have really done well over the last two years.”
Major Growth
Quick Headlines
Who We Are
New Generation Consumer Group, Inc., a Delaware Corporation, started in the Summer of 2014. NGCG will sell a wide variety of consumable products from food, beverages, spirits, health supplements, and have a division dedicated to providing marketing services to companies in need to graphic design, web development, brand management, and various other services that companies may need.
With superior customer service, great product selection, and effective marketing strategies, New Generation Consumer Group will capitalize on this promising opportunity to bring new refreshing products to the various growing categories within the consumable products market.
NGCG’s management team has a strong mix of business, financial, and marketing experience that will ensure a great investment and the overall success of the company. NGCG is projected for steady growth and has the potential to expand into a major consumable products company within the first 3-5 years.
What We Sell
NGCG, Inc. intends to develop, market, sell, and distribute a wide variety of consumable products to consumers here in North America with plans to expand sales across the globe. Each division within NGCG, Inc. will have a line of branded products developed and ready to go to market to be sold to the consumer. The “Mucho Macho™” Michelada Division will feature “Mucho Macho™” Michelada Mix as its feature product and brand, VIP Spirits will feature “Excuse®” as its featured product and brand with the first line of Spirits under the “Excuse®” brand being a Top Shelf Liqueur infused Premium Vodka in a variety of different flavors. Each division will start with a featured brand with plans to build upon each brand with additional products as well as the potential to add on additional product lines within the divisions.
_____________________________________________
Company Websites:
http://www.newgencg.com
http://monstermg.com
http://www.muchomachomicheladamix.com
http://www.vipspiritsusa.com
What Is Accounts Receivable and Why Does it Matter?
If Accounts Receivable is just sales, it's basically money in the proverbial bank, right? Not exactly. In the accounting world, Accounts Receivable is sort of like cash inflow “in waiting.” It’s cash legally owed to you, which in theory is good, but it’s not cash in hand. The same thing applies to accounts receivable. So exactly what is Accounts Receivable? Let’s break it down…
So What is Accounts Receivable Anyway?
When you make a sale and have delivered the product or performed the service, but your customer has yet to pay you for it, that amount of money is still coming to you. Cash “to be received” is filed under the category Accounts Receivable in accounting terms.
You’ve actually used Accounts Receivable your whole life. If you've ever earned a paycheck, you've used accounts receivable: you performed work for your employer and you were paid, most likely, weekly or twice a month. You made the outlay by working and your paycheck, which you expect on a regular interval in the future, was an Account Receivable.
Why Do Accounts Receivable Matter?
Now that we know what it is, let's learn why Accounts Receivable is important. At a high level, it's important because it affects your cash flow. We’ve talked about what cash flow is, why it matters and why it’s important to keep inflow greater than outflow, but Accounts Receivable is sort of part of a no man’s land between inflow and outflow. It will be inflow, but isn't yet. And since you made the outlay of the service or product, it’s a cash outflow. But it will be returned. Having Accounts Receivable is a positive thing for your business: it means you’re making sales which are an important first step towards business success. But the second step is just as important: collection.
Think of Accounts Receivable like mini loans to your customers; credit that you are extending because you’ve paid for the inventory and delivered it to them or you’ve performed a service for them and they still owe you. You're basically fronting for them. And the quicker the turnaround on Accounts Receivable the better. Great, you say, but how?
Set the Right Terms from the Start
Accounts Receivable can have varying payment terms and cycles. The typical payment cycle for goods or services ranges 30 to 90 days. It's up to you to negotiate the right payment terms in a contract from the get-go. The longer the payment term the more credit you are extending to your customers. Conversely, the shorter the payment term, the quicker you get your money—theoretically. Set terms that work financially for you, but are also fair to your client/customer.
Monster Marketing has developed into a full service agency.
insert-text-here
Monster Marketing has developed into a full service agency.
Monster Marketing currently services the California Beef Council Primary Agency as the support team for their in store promotions and merchandising. Felipe and his team are customer focused and their primary goal is to make businesses grow. They do this by using their technical knowledge and practical experience in all aspects of marketing with a combined 75 years of experience. They have built a loyal client base by helping them get their message out and build brand awareness. Last year they mailed over 3 million pieces of mail, put out over 1 million door hangers and reached several million more people through their social media, radio and web connections.
$NGCG OPERATES The “Mucho MachoTM” Michelada Division features “Mucho MachoTM” Michelada Mix as its feature product and brand
http://www.muchomachomicheladamix.com
EXPANSION HAS MOVE INTO 10 STATES NOW!
TASTE OF PRODUCTS
[color=red]
Meet The CEO of NGCG
Hot OFF the PRESS
Excuse Rolling Out in the Next Few Weeks.
Bottles Have been Paid for and delivered
It would be nice to say there’s one defining factor behind the 10 fastest-growing vodka brands in the US; just one singular trend that’s driving the category. But the truth is the American vodka market has transformed from one heavily reliant on bulging portfolios of fanciful flavours into a complex beast with more competition than ever before.
The rise of the “craft” distiller, coupled with the relative ease of launching a new vodka brand compared to a Bourbon, has created a market fit to burst with hundreds of brands purporting USPs from organic and gluten-free to small batch production and unbelievable value for money.
But despite what has been described by some as “aggressive” competition, there are a clutch of brands making waves among consumers. Using data compiled by Technomic exclusively for The Spirits Business, we have compiled the 10 vodka brands that have witnessed the fastest volume growth in the US during the 2014 calendar year.
Eric Schmidt, director of research at Technomic, reflects that while the market has altered in recent months, the brands achieving the fastest growth were not unsurprising. “The whole landscape of vodka has changed but the brands themselves that showed up didn’t surprise me,” he says. “A lot of the brands on the list are priced in the value tier, so affordable vodkas have really done well over the last two years.”
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