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What's your posting routine right now?
What's your posting routine right now? Be honest. If it keeps slipping, I built a $17 Social Kit for growers: 3 bio options, a 7 day calendar, 5 content pillars with sample captions, hashtags, soft call to action lines, and a 45 to 60 minute weekly routine. https://www.microgreensbusinesscoaching.com/social-kit-checkout Drop a 1, 2 or 3: 1 = I post weekly, 2 = when I remember, 3 = I don't post at all.
What could you add for a chef you already serve?
The easiest new sale is to a chef you already serve. Bring one new product at a time, with a sample. Drop yours below. What is the next product you could add for one of your accounts?
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Test the lot before you sow the whole bag
Bad seed doesn't announce itself on day one. It shows up as a half-empty tray and a Friday you can't deliver. Before you put a new bag of sunflower (or anything expensive) into the whole rack, pull 10 seeds. Damp paper towel, 68–72°F, check germination in a couple days. If the lot's weak, you find out on a napkin instead of 20 trays. Same rule for a new supplier. One test tray first. Write the lot number on the bag and on the tray label so you can track what worked. Reply with the last variety that burned you on germination and what you'd do different next time.
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Opening a grocery account?
Opening a new grocery account? Start at 5 to 10 per variety. Settle your numbers over the next 4 to 5 weeks. And sample in the store, don't just drop a case and leave. I don't do consignment. Stores buy outright, because I can't control shrink inside their store. Drop yours below. How many per variety would you start with?
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Your label is your reputation on the lid
Quick one for anyone still hand writing stickers. I recorded a 2 minute walkthrough building one label in LabelHub, start to finish. Avery sheet, product name, net weight, ingredients, logo, QR code, UPC spot, then print. (Video attached.) Two things that matter more than the design: 1. Put the real net weight. If you sell two ounces, weigh two ounces every time. 2. Turn on background graphics in your print settings or your colors won't come through. LabelHub is free to start. Pro is $49 one time: unlimited saved product drafts and clean high resolution print sheets. Yours for life. Sign up free here: https://labels.microgreentools.store Make one label for your best selling crop this week and drop a photo below. I want to see them.
Your label is your reputation on the lid
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