Ep 50: Ten Microgreens Business Owners Give Their Best Advice To New Growers (re-wind)

So many great guests have contributed to the podcast so far. This episode is a collection of the best advice for new microgreens business owners from these guests. Even if you're an established grower, you will find something beneficial in this episode, as there is so much good advice given out, and it's always good have have this fresh in your mind.Key takeaways from this episode:Start small and keep your business model simple.Develop a system for your business so everything runs smoothly.Have good branding for your product to make it stand out, and make you look professional.Be okay with hearing no from some potential customers, it's part of the process of growing a business.Persist - Never Give Up.Links mentioned in this episode:Microgreens Business Beginners Guide:https://microgreensentrepreneur.com/ebookMicrogreens Business Blueprint Online Course: https://microgreensentrepreneur.com/onlinecourseTrue Leaf Market Link:https://microgreensentrepreneur.com/trueleafmarketEpisode 12: Jayne & Dean Bredlau (The Greensted) Jayne and Deans Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegreensted/Episode 37: David Barchard (Micro Acres)Micro Acres Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/microacresEpisode 35: Rachel & Emily Veerdorn (Cascade Harvest)Cascade Harvest Instagram: https://Instagram.com/cascadeharvestEpisode 26: Patrick Brown (Moms Micro Garden)Patrick's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moms_microgarden/Episode 39: Oviler Homberg (Boston Microgreens)Boston Microgreens Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bostonmicrogreensEpisode 47: Jordan & Daniel Miranda (Legacy Greens)Legacy Greens Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/legacygreens3Episode 48: Donny Greens (Finest Foods New York)Donnys YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWUVUbJ_HNO91JgDxcLS2Kw