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"Barter gives clients a competitive edge. Barter network members tend to shop within the system first, and satisfied barter customers make referrals to cash customers." - Kiplinger's 
"More and more women are bartering for everything from pet-sitting services to airline tickets. To get the most out of 
"Barter exchanges help cash-strapped entrepreneurs stimulate sales, develop new clients, convert excess capacity or inventory into revenue, and acquire goods and services needed to conduct a business. The most important benefit of barter is cash conservation: keeping cash in the bank while using barter revenue to offset normal operating costs." - Nation's Restaurant News
"Evolving from one-to-one trades among businesses, bartering now mainly takes place through large exchanges in which businesses receive trade credits instead of cash that they can spend on a multitude of items from other firms. Even large corporations increasingly are using barter networks rather than handling excess products over to liquidators." - Chicago Tribune
"Arkansas companies are learning how to get what they need without spending cash. Businesses including restaurants and airlines trade services and products, in return earning a form of currency - trade dollars - that then can be used to buy goods and services." - Arkansas Democrat Gazette
"Experts estimate that millions of companies, especially young ones, employ barter as a regular or occasional business tool. Barter provides one important benefit: helping companies dispose of excess inventory by trading it for valuable goods or services. That can be especially useful for startups whose markets aren't developed enough to consume all their capacity." -
"We're the only business not affected by the economy. When the economy gets bad, we see a surge of new members. But when the economy is in turnaround, we see growth in volume among existing members." - Tom McDowell, quoted in 
"North American companies barter for incremental business — over and above their day-to-day cash business — in excess of $2 billion annually" - 
"If you're low on cash and up for new business, bartering for goods and services can be a shrewd business move." - 
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