3 Things you need to host your first Cookie Decorating Class.

Hey there ! If you’ve landed on this page I'm willing to bet you’re toying with the idea of hosting your very first Cookie Decorating Class as apart of your business…. and if you’re like me you’ve been busy scouring the internet looking for all the resources you can find to help ensure it goes off with out a hitch.

If so you’re in the right place! Cookie Decorating Classes are hands down my favorite way to generate extra income in my baking business. Not only are they a great way to earn extra income they are also a great way to meet new cookie lovers and make new friends in your local community.

I’ve been teaching cookie decorating classes for the last two years and have learned some lessons the hard way 😅. From running short on cookies to straight up having a brain fart mid class and forgetting what step I’m on trust me I’ve been there! But even with all the hiccups there has nothing that has brought me more joy in my business than teaching these classes. So now my goal is to help other bakers like you unlock the power of cookie decorating classes in their businesses ( hopefully without the hiccups) too!

So hear are 3 things you need to have a successful first class.

  1. You need a venue and not just any venue… you need a venue that matches your vibe. Depending on what type of a class your teaching some of my favorite spots to co-host a cookie class with include coffee shops, breweries, wineries, and local boutiques. I love teaming up with other local businesses so don’t be shy swing by with a cookie or two and introduce yourself ! 9 times out of 10 other local businesses will be so excited to meet a budding entreprenuer in the community and be happy to team up with you.

  2. You’re going to need supplies. And you’re going to need them in bulk ! From scribe tools to boxes its easy to forget something which is why I created the Ultimate Cookie Decorating Class Supply Guide where I share with you everything I use in my cookie classes. You can snag the free guide here !

  3. And last but not least you’re going to need a plan ! I personally like to start planning my classes 5-6 weeks ahead of time, this gives me time to create a theme, order supplies and market my class. From planning out when to order supplies, to marketing, to day of tasks its easy to feel overwhelmed. Which is why I created Cookie Host Academy for Bakers just like you! It’s a 75 minute course that gives you a timeline you can use from planning all the down to running the day of class  like a pro with my personal day of class system. Think of it like your Cookie Class Blueprint you can take and use over and over again. And the best part? It’s only $47. You can learn more about Cookie Host Academy Here !

Still feel like you need some extra help ? Check out my free guide 5 things you need to know before hosting your first cookie decorating class. And if you get stuck don’t be shy ! Send me an email or drop me a dm @cookieswithkait over on Instagram! I love talking all things baking and business so seriously reach out. And until then….

Happy Baking,

Kaitlyn

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