As coffee companies struggle to find new markets and compete against established players, many of their employees are turning to a new medium: online marketing.

And, according to a survey of 2,000 online marketers by rosin, they’re not happy about it.

The study, conducted by rosin and published in September by rosumedia.com, found that the number of active marketers on the site has dropped by 25 percent over the past year.

For a start, the survey found that about a third of active online marketers had quit in the last year.

But the survey also found that a quarter of respondents said that they are spending more than they earned in their jobs, and a third said that their businesses are going through a “lost decade” due to a lack of customers and increased competition.

“In some cases, it is because of the increased competition, including from brands that want to capitalize on our customers’ love of coffee,” said rosin chief marketing officer Steve Crain.

“The more you spend, the less you earn, and that’s why you’re leaving.

You’re getting paid less.

And it’s not good for the brand.”

According to Crain, the rosumes are also losing out to the likes of Facebook and Snapchat.

The company found that nearly half of active users on rosumia.com have quit since January.

The survey also revealed that one in five active users were spending more money than they earn, a trend that rosin hopes to change with its new coffee site.

The new site will focus on growing the business with a focus on the “candy man” approach.

“We are not trying to be a traditional business model,” Crain said.

“What we want to do is build a business that is much more profitable for rosin.”

Crain also said that the new site has the potential to help rosin continue to grow its overall customer base.

“I think it’s great that there are so many online coffee sites, but we think it also creates a tremendous opportunity for rosumieres,” he said.

The rosumies will be launching in a handful of countries this week, including France, Spain, Italy and the UK.

“This new site is not going to replace a traditional website,” said Crain of the site.

“It’s going to be the new coffee shop of the future.

We’re going to bring the coffee to you.”

The rosine website will also feature new features, including “quick access” for users, which allows them to search for coffee and browse by location, a feature that Crain says is particularly helpful for the growing number of online coffee shops that have sprung up.

The site will also offer a wide range of coffee samples, including coffee brewed with fresh beans from rosin’s own farms.

The coffee will be priced based on the type of coffee, and the company hopes to eventually offer more coffee samples for sale.

Crain and rosin are also planning to introduce a “shop loyalty” program in the future that will allow customers to earn points toward the purchase of coffee.

“That will be a great way to earn rewards and keep customers coming back,” Cress said.

Cress also mentioned that rosumires hopes to launch a subscription service in the near future, which will be similar to Amazon’s Prime service.

“They want to be part of the online coffee industry,” he explained.

“And we want the coffee company to be on their side.”