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As a young woman in her 20's, how can I start my own jam/kombucha business?
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dave’s Answer
I would suggest you start selling locally to get word of mouth going...maybe try going to a few local shops to ask if they would consider giving your product a trial run to see if it sells
bring an older sibling or parent if you are nervous to try alone
also network and advertise through facebook, instagram and tik tok!
keep trying and good luck!
bring an older sibling or parent if you are nervous to try alone
also network and advertise through facebook, instagram and tik tok!
keep trying and good luck!
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Craig’s Answer
Well, you will need a business plan first of all. What you plan on doing to make money, incomings and outgoings etc
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Anjali’s Answer
Starting your own business is an exciting goal to have! As previously stated, a good business plan is key!
A good business plan should include
- A description of the business
- Your market strategy: Who will is your target buyer - teenagers, males, females, adults, parents etc.
- Competitive Analysis: Who else is selling it and why will yours be different or better?
-Operations Plan: What is your plan for getting orders, making and shipping the jam/kambucha as your business grows?
- Financial Factors: What will it cost to run the business? How much will you sell the product for? How much will be profit?
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/247575
Love the idea of getting started locally with family, friends, farmers markets etc.
A good business plan should include
- A description of the business
- Your market strategy: Who will is your target buyer - teenagers, males, females, adults, parents etc.
- Competitive Analysis: Who else is selling it and why will yours be different or better?
-Operations Plan: What is your plan for getting orders, making and shipping the jam/kambucha as your business grows?
- Financial Factors: What will it cost to run the business? How much will you sell the product for? How much will be profit?
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/247575
Love the idea of getting started locally with family, friends, farmers markets etc.