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Anonymous

14 Sep 2020

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Interested in home baking. Besides selling on websites, any other places I can sell my stuff?

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Cindi Wirawan

14 Sep 2020

Career Coach at Cindiw

Social media - try going live and selling live by showing us your baked goods :)

Facebook Groups

Online communities on Meetup eg Baking or food related groups

Shopee, Carousell, Lazada and the likes

Everything is online now so you can sell to anyone using online methods :)

All the best!!

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Lim Wee Wen

12 Sep 2020

Business Administration at National University of Singapore

Hello Anon!

I think instagram is a very popular method of sales for home bakers! You can easily create a beautiful feed with all your bakes and you can have a google form for customers to send in orders :) All the best with your endeavour!

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Sebastian Png

12 Sep 2020

Seedly Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Hi Anon! I think you can sell on Shopee or Carousell!...

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