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Marketing & AdvertisingBesides creating your yummy products on a regular basis there is another task that you will need to complete consistently and that’s marketing and advertising your business. Without marketing and advertising of some sort, you won’t be able to stay open and be successful. There are literally hundreds of ways to market and advertise your business, but for most home-based bakers, the most important part is to do it with as little investment as possible. Social media marketing has made this wish a reality for small business owners all over the world, but in addition there is word of mouth advertising, search engine marketing, article marketing, paid search, media buying and much more.

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Marketing & Home-Based Baking

Many home-based bakers and small food processors are familiar with the product that is making them money. Some even venture off  into up-selling and experiment with various flavors, shapes or forms of their original product. Read More>> Premium Content

eMarketing Plan

A marketing strategy will help you in defining business goals and assist in the development of activities to achieve them. We’ve included a sample eMarketing plan for a home-based cookie company. Read More>> Premium Content

Social Media Marketing Tips

When it comes to Social Media Marketing your sole aim should be turning website visitors, who might stop by your Facebook fan page, website, or other social media site to check out your tasty baked goods, into buyers who are willing to order for your superior offerings. Read More>> Premium Content

Promoting Your Home-Based Bakery Business

Many businesses view marketing and advertising as an added expense, but believe it or not it is probably one of the most essential investments you will ever make in your bakery business. It matters not if you are purchasing inexpensive Tee shirts that promote your bakery, networking with other small business owners or placing a magnetic sign on the side of your car door; doing something is better than doing nothing at all. Even during a sagging economy, when sales are dismal, promoting your bakery contributes to the overall success of the business.  Read More>> Premium Content

Top 10 Design Tips for Creating a Brochure 

Writing a successful brochure is one of the more difficult design tasks. Unlike billboards and signs, brochures have three main purposes.

  1. They must prompt the customer to “read me now,” so cover design is important
  2. The “quick scan” must be enticing enough to want them to open and keep it.
  3. The idea that there is value in the document is exhibited by the quality of the brochure Read More>> Visitor Content

How to Design Your Business Card 

If you’re doing any type of bootstrap selling or marketing, you’re going to definitely need a business card or something you can leave behind at local retailers, wholesalers or farmer’s markets. In addition, there are certain things a home-based baker should have on their business cards. Read More>> Premium Content

How to Setup An Online Food Store

One of the most cost effective ways of selling your baked goods is to sell them online. Setting up a website and eCommerce capabilities are no longer as difficult or expensive as they used to be. With just a small investment for website hosting and a little effort, you be up and selling your items online in as little as a weekend. Read More>> Premium Content

How to Ask for a Testimonial

Everyone wants to have folks saying good things about their products and services, and there is nothing more valuable to a home-based bakery than having your customer rave about your baked goods. There is more to obtaining testimonials than just asking your customers for their comments and feedback. If you want to have powerful testimonials that catch the attention of other potential customers and build a relationship of trust, consider the following strategies. Read More>> Premium Content

 
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