@KZOR, as many people have already mentioned, there are obviously relationships that have developed over the course of the last couple of years. This industry has moved forward at speeds reminiscent of the PC industry in the 90's. I believe the local juice makers have excelled to world standards.
Speaking for myself, I tend to stick with a specific juice that I know, rather than experiment with something new. Buying 100ml bottles of something I know will not go to waste is how I roll.
From friends of mine in the industry, I know that taking the time to do proper market research is essential in developing a new flavour. Coming up with one new flavour can sometimes take a year of refining and tweaking. I also believe that catering to higher nicotine users is something that you could look at.
Competitive pricing is very important.
Lastly, you mentioned having a problem getting people to visit your sub-forum. Look for interesting vape related content to post there. It doesn't have to be about your business directly, but it will drive people to your forum.
Speaking for myself, I tend to stick with a specific juice that I know, rather than experiment with something new. Buying 100ml bottles of something I know will not go to waste is how I roll.
From friends of mine in the industry, I know that taking the time to do proper market research is essential in developing a new flavour. Coming up with one new flavour can sometimes take a year of refining and tweaking. I also believe that catering to higher nicotine users is something that you could look at.
Competitive pricing is very important.
Lastly, you mentioned having a problem getting people to visit your sub-forum. Look for interesting vape related content to post there. It doesn't have to be about your business directly, but it will drive people to your forum.