Branded Biscuits for Corporate Events & Exhibitions
The Recipe Collective: Corporate Biscuit Edition
Purchase my go-to biscuit recipe created for bakers who want to attract corporate clients and increase their income beyond celebration cakes.
Each recipe is tried, tested, and designed for professional results.
Learn how to create biscuits that don’t just look good… they sell.
Turn Your Skills Into Consistent High Value Corporate Orders
The Corporate Baking Course teaches you how to attract, price, and deliver branded bakes for businesses, so you can build reliable income alongside cakes.
👉 Join the waitlist and get an exclusive free resource to help you land your first (or next) corporate client.
Who This Course Is For
This course is for you if:
- You’re a home baker or small bakery owner wanting more predictable income
- You’re tired of relying on celebration cakes alone
- You love the idea of repeat business and bulk orders
- You want to work with companies, brands, and organisations — but don’t know where to start
- You’ve had some corporate orders and want to systemise and scale them
You don’t need a shop.
You don’t need fancy equipment.
You do need the right strategy.
Why Corporate Baking?
Corporate orders are different and that’s why they’re powerful.
- Larger order quantities
- Higher order values
- Repeat clients
- Less emotional labour than custom cakes
- Booked weeks (sometimes months) in advance
One good corporate client can be worth dozens of cake customers.
This course shows you how to find them, price them confidently, and deliver like a pro.
What You’ll Learn Inside the Course
Inside The Corporate Baking Course, you’ll learn how to:
- Identify businesses that actually buy branded bakes
- Pitch yourself professionally (without feeling salesy or awkward)
- Price corporate orders for profit
- Package and present bakes to meet brand expectations
- Set up systems so corporate orders don’t take over your life
- Turn one-off orders into repeat clients
This is a practical, no-fluff course built from my own real experience not theory.
