Baklava is a pretty awesome treat!
scones with crumbled up heath bars
Topic: planning sell of hand made bakery - suggestions needed! (Read 1068 times)
what kind of baked goods last for a month? what do you put in them?
well, since I am unknown in the btc business, I think that using an escrow could be more professional (it has a cost, of course).
Regarding the web site, I was thinking about setting it up after getting some feedback from the selling trial.
Regarding the web site, I was thinking about setting it up after getting some feedback from the selling trial.
Website yes, escrow not necessary unless people don't trust you. In that case, send out free samples.
hi all,
I am planning to sell hand made bakery products (produced in the bakery of my associate).
I am looking for suggestions on how to do that.
As a first trial, I am thinking about try to sell 100 "Panettone". Production of these hand made bakery is going to start by the end of october.
This kind of food lasts for a month, so it should be ok for shipping.
An important aspect is the cost of shipping; for this selling trial, I would limit shipping to Europe. I have yet to estimate the shipping costs.
The trial price for each Panettone could be around 0.13 BTC (+ shipping).
Any suggestion? Should I use an escrow? Should I setup a web site for that?
Thank you!
I am planning to sell hand made bakery products (produced in the bakery of my associate).
I am looking for suggestions on how to do that.
As a first trial, I am thinking about try to sell 100 "Panettone". Production of these hand made bakery is going to start by the end of october.
This kind of food lasts for a month, so it should be ok for shipping.
An important aspect is the cost of shipping; for this selling trial, I would limit shipping to Europe. I have yet to estimate the shipping costs.
The trial price for each Panettone could be around 0.13 BTC (+ shipping).
Any suggestion? Should I use an escrow? Should I setup a web site for that?
Thank you!
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