Cottage Bakery Coach - Selling Directly From Your Front Porch

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Published 2/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.44 GB | Duration: 1h 23m
Home Bakery Business Coach; How to Increase Sales from Home as a Cottage Baker; Make a Full-Time Income as a Home Baker

What you'll learn
Gain confidence in selling baked goods from home
Components of a successful porch sale day
Set up your porch for a positive first impression
Brainstorm ideas for product offerings and add-ons
Package products to maximize aesthetics and marketing
Create a simple pricing structure
Make payments easy for customers
Plan and schedule porch sale days
Preparation for porch sale
Create a pre-order policy
Learn tips and tricks for success
Access to author's favorite products list
Requirements
There are no specific requirements or prerequisites for this course. However, this information will be most relevant and useful for individuals with established cottage bakery businesses and bakers aspiring to sell their products from home. This course is not a baking tutorial; no recipes are provided. In order to apply the information presented in this course, learners must have a home where it would be feasible to add a product display of some kind to sell their baked goods.
Description
Hello and welcome! If you've ever dreamed of selling your homemade baked goods right from your own front porch, you're in the right place. Picture this: "cookie cooler days" where your porch becomes the hub of irresistible treats, attracting customers like never before. I've experienced tremendous success with my self-serve porch sale days (or "cookie cooler days," as I call them) doing just that, and I'm here to help you achieve the same.My name is Kristi Weideman and I own CRAVE Cookie Co., a thriving cottage bakery, in North Texas. Since adding cookie cooler days to my baking schedule, I've literally doubled - and sometimes tripled or quadrupled - my daily sales. Forget having to participate in large markets with overwhelming crowds; my front porch has become the hotspot for connecting with customers, and I consistently sell out of my creations.Changing up your business model by introducing a porch sale concept can be overwhelming; the goal of this workshop is to help you think through options and create a plan that best suits your bakery business. Whether you're a seasoned baker or just starting, join me as we dive into the art of selling baked goods from home. From setting up your porch for maximum appeal to marketing strategies that draw in new customers, I'm here to help you elevate your baking game and turn your porch into a sought-after destination for treats!If adding the porch sales concept to your home baking game sounds intriguing to you, join me for my course "Cottage Bakery Coach: Selling Directly from your Front Porch."
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Welcome and Pep Talk
Lecture 3 How it all Began: A Brief Recap
Section 2: Set-up Recommendations
Lecture 4 Items Needed for your Porch Set-up
Section 3: Scheduling Porch Sale Days
Lecture 5 Scheduling Considerations
Section 4: Product Offerings
Lecture 6 Product Offerings
Section 5: Quantity
Lecture 7 Determining How Much to Bake
Section 6: Packaging
Lecture 8 Packaging
Section 7: Pricing
Lecture 9 Pricing
Section 8: Accepting Payments
Lecture 10 Accepting Payments
Section 9: Pre-Ordering
Lecture 11 Pre-Ordering
Section 10: Advertising
Lecture 12 Advertising
Section 11: First Impressions
Lecture 13 First Impressions
Section 12: Tips and Tricks for Success
Lecture 14 Tips and Tricks for Success
This course is intended for cottage bakery owners and home bakers who want to increase their income by selling products from their home via self-serve porch sale days.

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