Starting-A-Bakery.com Create A New Guide On How To Start A Bakery Business

A website called starting-a-bakery.com has recently published a new guide amidst a growing a demand by hobby bakers to create profit-pulling ventures.

United States – November 3, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —

The bakery startup guide is set to become the Internet’s go-to resource for setting up a bakery, with 101 guides for building a website, becoming a pastry chef (http://www.starting-a-bakery.com/pastry-chefs/), creating a name for a bakery business (http://www.starting-a-bakery.com/bakery-name-list/), and selecting bakery equipment (http://www.starting-a-bakery.com/small-bakery-equipment-list/) . The website also offers paid online classes for creating a bakery business as well as courses on creating better cakes and decorations.

Mable A. Willis, the founder of starting-a-bakery.com and a baker who has a local shop in Montgomery, Alabama, said that the idea of a how-to website came to her after meeting students at a baking school where she teaches part-time.

‘The big problem most artistic bakers have is taking their creations and turning in profits for them. There are many talented young people out there, but many of them do not know how to get started, or they may have an idea but don’t know the specifics of setting up a bakery from A to Z’, Willis said.

Willis admits that the website name Starting A Bakery is not the most creative, but that it serves a very good purpose – that of telling future bakery business owners what to expect right from the get-go. The creation of the website also stems from her desire to expand her business to the Internet.

‘I knew I should be expanding online but didn’t know how’ she adds.

A meeting with fellow bakers at a trade exhibition proved to be providential, as there were others in the event who already have thriving websites that were either stand-alone delivery-online bakeries or were an extension of brick-and-mortar shops.

Ideas were exchanged and it wasn’t long after that the website was born complete with its resource materials. The articles found on Starting A Bakery are free to read, however, the specialized courses are paid. An in-depth course on how to start a cake business costs $30. The course includes seven streaming videos, class materials and worksheets, and interaction with and close-up instruction by the teacher featured in the course. Other courses are priced the same.

Willis said he intends to make massive improvements to the website to make it the ultimate go-to resource for artisan bakers who want to become profitable entrepreneurs.

For more information, please visit http://www.starting-a-bakery.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Mable Willis
Organization: Starting-a-bakery.com
Phone: 251-921-8521

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