3 Reasons why home-bakers struggle with increasing sales – Podcast Ep. 7

Posted byMaureen KamariPosted inAmari PodcastTags:, , , , , , ,

In this 7th Podcast episode, I share 3 main reasons why home bakers struggle with increasing sales and how they can deal with these struggles. Please do share if you know someone it will help and I hope this brings you value; if it does, do leave a comment below.

All the best to you home-based and small baking business owners. Happy caking!
Til next time ^_^

The Baking with Amari Podcast
Episode 7

To listen to this on Anchor (Podcast app) – click here.

Our Podcast is also available on other platforms; they are: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcasts, Pocket casts, PodBean, Radio Public, Stitcher and Anchor. You can listen in on your favorite podcast app and if you don’t have one and would like to try one out, you can check out “Anchor” or “Stitcher” on Google Play, download and the search for “The Baking with Amari Podcast”

Published by Maureen Kamari

Amari Baking Center offers baking classes to those who want to learn how to bake. We train our students using Cookswell original charcoal ovens. We also offer basic business start-up training for those who want to start small baking businesses. We do groups vocational training anywhere in East Africa as well. We hold classes in our home-based bakery workshop located on Ndwaru road in Riruta, Nairobi; off Naivasha road, next to Pelida School. We use original Cookswell charcoal ovens to bake and train our students due to their efficiency, effectiveness and economy. They are the best option for anyone starting a small baking business on a budget.

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