Is It Worth It To Offer Generic 8 Inch Double Layer Online On My Website?

Decorating By Kiddiekakes Updated 12 Jan 2014 , 12:57am by jason_kraft

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Kiddiekakes Posted 11 Jan 2014 , 10:48pm
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How many of you  decoraters do this..Offer a 8 inch double layer cake with basic decrations to be ordered online...They choose the flavor etc and pay for it and pickup..Is it successful or a pain in the butt??

 

Your Thoughts....

 

 

Thanks

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Godot Posted 11 Jan 2014 , 11:25pm
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AI do something similar.

Not everyone wants a big fondant cake - or even needs an 8" double layer!

We offer an 8" single layer split and filled with a name and 3 ribbon roses.

We have two flavors that we offer - chocolate cake with passionfruit filling or vanilla bean cake with raspberry filling. We'll split, fill, crumb coat, chill, wrap in plastic and freeze 15-20 at a time so we can just pull them out when needed and ice with BC. Perfect for times when we are fully booked - we can offer something to the last minute folks.

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Kiddiekakes Posted 11 Jan 2014 , 11:47pm
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Do you have a form they fill out and submit to you? Do they pay on the website? Do you call them or no?Just trying to find an easy way to do it so it doesn't end up being a hassle to do..

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jason_kraft Posted 12 Jan 2014 , 12:56am
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A8" double layer BC allergy-friendly cakes with basic decoration comprised a good portion of our business. Even at starting prices of $44 and having to pay for a commercial kitchen these were still pretty profitable. The only requirements from the customer were the allergy combination, cake flavor, frosting flavor, filling flavor, the message on the cake, and what color balloons or roses they wanted. The customer paid on pickup or delivery.

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