Starting your Juice Business from Home
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2019
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Video Summary
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Starting your Juice Business from Home
This video was inspired as a response to what I've seen and heard from prospective clients when it comes to the decision of opening up a juice business from home.
If you're going down this route, you need to do it the right way, avoiding potential pitfalls from not understanding what it takes to succeed. Ultimately, we recommend people to open a storefront, though we know it's not always accessible from the outset, and starting from home could be the first step. This is why I share some insight into what you need to know, including:
- The regulations and legal considerations
- The fact that home kitchens aren't built for production levels of high-volume juice
- Investor financing and what our recommendations are
- and more...
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i disagree just started my juice business and its going very good, keep on pushing your products and you will always win. I encourage start from home its super easy, you wont be wasting energy if its something you love you love to do.
Hey Nadi, thanks for sharing. In most situations I have found that you will have challenges if you get to higher volumes due to lack of production and storage space, equipment needs etc. If you stay at a lower volume you will likely have challenges with making money and spoilage. I hope this isn't the case for you, but the reality is, it is kind of the nature of the economics of the business. Please report back and let us know if you are able to make it work and if it is profitable.
Are you in California Nadi?
@@Fluffybutterfy yes
What’s your juice company Instagram page
I am thinking of starting, what equipment do I need?
I have started from home in Georgia. I am just trying to get a few more ducks in a row first before I hop out there and go real big
Wonderful. Let us know if we can help.
Hi Andrew i have followed you as well as others this past year on starting a cold press juicing operation......a lot of great info here...that being said i must say ...I jumped in and started my business from my home....1) to meet regulatory requirements I converted a 300 sq space into a small commercial kitchen with commercial refrigerators, counters, sinks and equipment. 2) this has gave me opportunity to develop the product and customer base. Albeit the volume sales are low at this point yet as my confidence grows with such positive feedback I have the opportunity to tweek the various issues that arise with absolutely no financial pressure on me. For instance, I live in Western Canada so getting inexpensive wholesale organics is very challenging....which in turn reduces the potential profit margins to even a lower percentage. so over the year i have taken my time to find local reputable sources.I think that this toe in the water approach has merit and brings clarity to the unfolding of a successful business plan through hands on experience. thanks for your uploads...Peace
Hello, my friend. Thanks for your feedback. Everyone's situation is unique so I like to speak to the majority of people in this situation as well as offer what I have seen through experience 1) Great that you converted your space, most people are not aware that they will have to go through this in order for this to be an option, and many will not get approved, depending on where they live. 2) Yes, product development and connecting to your customer base is key, so that is valuable, without question. But product development will happen at the rate of feedback and responsiveness by a business. So something that might take you 1 year with low customer volume will take you 1 month with higher volume. 3) You are surely learning valuable things that can not be overlooked and you are doing it in a way that is slow and that you can afford it seems. Most people who start small and from home have the misconception that they are going to make enough money to grow their business, at a reasonable pace, make and save money and open a store with their savings a year or two later, which is not accurate. The majority of people in this situation get stuck in a hamster wheel of attempting to maintain their business without it actually growing because they haven't crossed the threshold of scale that the need to be at in order to bring in enough profit for them to hire more people and delegate. As they say, hindsight is 20/20. I have been in this business for over a decade and spoken to countless people who get stuck in this small scale trap. It is not to say that there aren't special circumstances. There always are. But from my observation, the best advantage that someone has from starting like this is. 1) Customer relationships 2) Some value in product development 3) Potentially attracting investors. That being said, I am aware of potentially smarter and faster ways to do all of these things.
Wow thanks, incredible advice
Hello, YES. I appreciate your videos!
I’ve been watching you around three months now. I’ve been making juices over 30yrs now, but just recently started selling them to help others on their health journey.
I’ve been making juices from home and can’t keep up with demand. Now I’m ready for the next step. Please reach out to me to help me do better, I believe in you!❤️
I’ve been watching My wife and kids a lot lately so it’s funny to come across your video while researching
Good to see you again:)
this is Tony init
I’m literally watching it now 😩😅
Sales Tactic. Very strategic. 💯
Just some feedback a lot what you said came off discouraging & negative. I think you listed most of the disadvantages than you did the advantages. I understand being realistic. But I also think there’s a way to encourage those who may want to start small & grow.
I am not a fan of people starting from home. This is why I made this video. People usually have unreasonable expectations of what they will accomplish from this. I do not feel comfortable encouraging people to do things that are not the wisest. As I mentioned, you may find some benefit in building an audience and testing the market, but most people think they are going to make money running their business this way, and it almost never happens and if they do make money it is such a small amount that it generally isn't worth the time considering there are other routes you can take.
very true
I also thought about it , I have the feeling that is more negative stuff said that positive 😭😭
@@mariameque2821 When you are becoming an entrepreneur, don't simply seek advice from people who are going to tell you nice things that you want to hear. Sometimes the truth is uncomfortable, but it will save you a lot of time, energy and heartache. I don't want this to come across harsh, but I have seen too many people spend years selling juice from their homes not end up much further than where they started. There are many ways to go about your business development and it is important people open their minds to this.
StartAJuiceBar.com definitely going to take your feed back into consideration , maybe I didn’t get your message like I wanted to , but thanks anyways ✌🏾
Thank you for sharing the video 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Andrew!
you're welcome
So negative. I get the ethical part of it though. No everyone can afford to start off like you but fruitful advice! Thank you ✨
It's not about how much money you have. It's about understanding the challenges economically when starting from home.
Also being aware that raising money from banks or investors will always be an essential component to growing most businesses.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom Hence I said I get the ethical side🤍.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom your talking shit.
Awesome tips! Thanks
You are welcome!
This video was a Godsend. Practical, smart and cautious advice on how to start a juicing business. Thank you! I will definitley be reaching out to you soon for more info.
Happy to hear this. Looking forward to speaking with you.
I remember you fron my wife and kids lol good to see you n thanks for the advice
Hi Andrew
Thanks for the informative information. It was really helpful.
I am interested in doing a juice business. I would like to talk with you more for advice.
I would eventually like to delegate someone else to make the juice
Can you help me find out how this is possible.
Thank you in advance.
Hey Andrew, what do I search on Spotify to find your podcast? Thanks!
Juice Bar Experts
Thank you Andrew. My bubble WAS burst. Back to the drawing board.
Ignore all those negative comments on this video, this is a great reality check, helping me turn my dream into a realistic goal, its how people react to confrontation that determines whether they will be successful or not, subbed and liked,
p.s.- all those who want to start from home, the only reason you would want to, is to do market research to see if your product has potential; for a realistic idea of what will happen once you start producing and once you have had a successful market research, you will use that to go to the bank or find investors to get your business going, don't be scared to take risks, because it is the risk takers that are successful, if you fail, learn from your failure and get better, so your next business has a higher chance of being successful.
Hey were you on My Wife and Kids?
Yes I remember him he was Claire's boyfriend.
@@mj34 lmaoooo
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Omg I just left that comment😂😂😂I knew I wasn’t tripping
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Hi do I need a Servsafe certificate to make juices?
Hey Andrew. Great video. Well you can take me in as a client. I am looking to go to the next step in starting a juicing business. I will be emailing you in the next few minutes.
Burst my bubble, but it makes sense..
Yeah, It comes up a lot which is why I felt called to make this video.
Hello your doing a great job just subscribed to your channel, can someone without food and nutrition background ventures into this business.
So funny that you asked this...I just finished recording a video on this very topic. It will be released within the next couple of days.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom OK waiting for the video
Hi a great video! I live in Nevada city California. I am a health coach and juice connoisseur. I
I have a private gym in hi and salon and Accu organic market in my area that want me to make juice is just for them. I can also do juice cleanses with my clients. I just don’t know if I can make a profit doing this considering how much work. Where can I find more information about how much I can profit off every juice and what I can make a month if I sell 100 uses a week only.
This will depend on how you structure your cleanses and if you have a margin for your service built-in. If you are simply selling 100 juices a week, it probably wouldn't be worth your time to be honest unless you used this as a stepping stone to expand from.
Thank you for your business information ! This will help me along my way . I have wanted to start a juice bar for years but haven’t really had much guidance.
I think I may start small for a short period of time then open a storefront or mobile juice bar . Thanks again and good luck to everyone !💚
Yes!. Reach out if you want to discuss how we can assist you in more detail. Andrew@startajuicebar.com
How do I get the labels and bottles
email me Andrew@startajuicebar.com
What if i dont want a brick and mortar? Is that a bad thing? Just want to do delivery?
Not a bad thing. Just a different model. You will need to make sure you market your business well to get to the appropriate scale and sales volume. Reach out if you need our support in a greater depth.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom oh ok .thanks 🌸. But what do you suggest to market a delivery only? Do you think services like grubhub are good? Or should you steer clear of those types of marketing if you dont sell food?
@@angelsummers6555 You should utilize all of them.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom ok thank u
For your help. I will look you up
Sir I have strawberry I ,how strawberry juice how the market
Saw all the comments saying this video was mostly negative and filled with discouragement I said nope not for me. Remember most brilliant inventions where made at home by one person or a group of people with one small idea that made it big.
You can start at home. It is just about setting expectations. This is not like starting some app in your garage or investing in a time machine. You have to understand how some businesses are different otherwise you will potentially learn many lessons the hard way. I speak to over 1000 people every year a good portion of those are people who have been running juice businesses from home who are stuck. At any rate, wishing you luck.
Don't try to start off fast.. Look at other avenues on how to sell your products... You can do this just like anyone else has!
So off topic, but... I’m looking for advice on how to start a juice business and literally on my tv is an episode of My Wife and Kids!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾😂 Anywho... thanks for the great advice! Subscribed 😉
I am everywhere;) haha. Hope all is well.
I was tryna place what’s show he was from lol thanks
This whole time(like 2months now) I have been thinking "why does this guy look familiar?" 🤔 ......It was My Wife and Kiiiiiiddddsssss 🤣🤣🤣 Mystery solved
I’m so afraid of legal ramifications! Thank you for this video. It’s up from here.
Aisha's desires here too
Tony Honest
Don’t he play in my wife n kids show
No information here in any of these videos move along, wish I got my time back
Thanks for your useful feedback.
This video makes it sound like you’re selling a hundred bottles a day for 50 cents each lol
How does the math work out? Most people can't process 100 bottles from their standard home kitchen even if they wanted to.
Are you running your business from home now?
Don’t listen to this dude y’all, I know people who started a brick and mortar out the house in a year
Did they still need to raise money for their business? Of course. So what was the need for them to run their juice bar from home? At best, it exposed them to potential investors. Otherwise, please put me in touch with them so I can do a video interview with them and post it on the channel.
StartAJuiceBar.com she had to expand into a brick & mortar and briefly pause her business due to the high volume of orders she was getting. I don’t think you’re wrong but in 2020 business models are so unpredictable and versatile.
@@dressmyself I understand what you are sharing and it is line with what I am attempting to get across. What is high volume for someone in their home is not considered a high volume for a store. So this is one of the issues because most people's homes are not built for scale/high volume sales. When you are running a business from home at even a low volume (which is difficult/ nearly impossible to make money at) you will be forced out quickly due to the nature of how much space you need to prep and size of wholesale orders for produce etc. I am not here to kill anyone's dreams. I am simply here to give people perspective and understanding of what I see works and does not work from over a decade of experience.
@@StartAJuiceBarcom Andrew you are spot on with your response!
@@keillanhadden798 Glad it landed.
You are an actor? I recognize you from a show
:)
Jesus loves you
This is so negative
Such a negative example someone whose successful on a busines if going to give you the dis advantage first always why would they want more competition!!! ;) get books and real courses and learn guys
Were you Claire’s boyfriend from My Wife and Kids?
;)
Well this was a discouraging video
I can understand. The point of the video isn't to discourage but to give people a sober reality. I have been doing this for 14 years in many different capacities and have learned hard lessons. That's the point of this channel. There are ways to start juice businesses from home that will increase your chances of success and reduce your challenges. I have created an "Update" video on this one that you can find on the channel to learn more about that. Reach out if you want to discuss any of this in more detail. Andrew@startajuicebar.com
@@StartAJuiceBarcom thank you for responding. I want the updated video I'm just getting started but using from home first. Do my homework before by researching. Most seasoned juice businesses want you to invest in their class first before they really offer any guidance.
This video was so discouraging to the point where I didn’t even finish. Something told me don’t watch this BS
The point is not to discourage but give you a realistic perspective on things. I have seen way too many people start from home and waste years of their life only to find out that they are not much further than where they started. Business is ruthless as I hope you understand. I made an updated video and another video on the best strategy if you are going to start from home. But you should always have a balanced approach.
i didn't finish it either LOL. I have a plan, so I'm not worried about it. About to check out s different video of his. LOL