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Tina at Sugar WishesCookie Queen in Training

Believe it or not FB is a great way to network your cookies. Not only will your friends see your work but if you join some baking groups and start getting yourself out there it all helps. Make you FB page fun and entertaining, eventful. share recipe and add your work with prices. Again remember there are cottage laws that you should be aware of. Maybe do a charity event or two but YOU need to work on networking. The orders will not fall in your lap. Give it a shot. Good luck. BTW I am really in a different business that has used FB and do cookies on the side only for friends right now. Again legal restrictions.

6/12/1312:33 AM

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