Community building for sellers

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Building community has been on the mind of every seller I’ve spoken with lately. Especially in these times, strong community inspires loyalty. Possibly the most important way to engage customers is to give back and invest in the community. 

“From Kitchen To Cause” is on a mission to #inspire 100 entrepreneurs to #sharetheircause. How do you build your community? 

 Please help me inspire others by answering these questions in the thread:

1. What type of community did you create?
2. How did you build your community and what challenges did you overcome?
3. Did you run any fundraising campaigns? What goals did you have? 
• For example 500 meals to #homeless, get 500 attendees to event about #blm, sell 500 #eco-friendly cups. 
4. How did you share your campaigns? 

Yours,

Jackie Skevin, “From Kitchen To Cause” Podcast co-creator

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I wanted to share the story of how Journey Coffee Co built a resilient community! https://www.fromkitchentocause.online/journey-coffee-co-were-living-out-our-mission-in-restoring-com...

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Check out this article on why and how sellers build community!: https://medium.com/@fromkitchentocause/why-and-how-sellers-build-community-139cf9150483

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I'm thrilled to share a convo between #blm activist Veronique Cadet and Sarah Joy Hays from the Square community, who owns Counterspace Bakery. They share how your business can serve as a platform for social causes.  https://www.fromkitchentocause.online/counterspace-platform-alongside-business-is-what-entrepreneurs...

[pessosices]

Thanks for sharing all of these @kitchentocause !
They are all super cool and inspiring!

[kitchentocause]

My pleasure @pessosices . Glad you are inspired by these stories of entrepreneurs in our community!