Become a Kitchen Store Owner

Open Your Own Cookware or Cooking Shop

Are you a foodie who loves to cook and discover new kitchen gadgets? As the owner of a kitchen store you can have a fun and rewarding career where you are paid to share your love of cooking.

About a Career as a Kitchen Store Owner

When you open a kitchen store (also known as a cookware store, cooking store, bakeware store, or kitchen shop), you will be among the first to know about and use the latest in kitchen tools and gadgets.

As a kitchen store owner you will enjoy the freedom of being your own boss, selling kitchen supplies to people as passionate about cooking as you are, who value your knowledge and expert advice.

Kitchenware and cookware is a stable industry, with customers from a desirable, high-income demographic.

Your kitchen store can give customers a place to learn, to meet other cooks, and to get the items they need to make gourmet meals at home, from hors d’oeuvres and breads to grilled entrees, exotic desserts and even fancy coffees.

When you open a kitchen store, you will have the freedom to choose the kinds of kitchen products you want to sell. You might choose to offer something for everyone with a multi-purpose cookware and kitchen supply store, or you can specialize in any area you are passionate about.

For example, if you love baking and cake decorating, you can open a bakeware store. Adore grilling? Open a barbecue store. Want to promote healthy eating and sustainable foods? Sustainable cookware is a growing trend that can bring you plenty of customers.

You can also make your kitchen store more popular and increase your profits with cooking classes, book signings by cookbook authors, open houses, cooking demonstrations, and other fun events.

Guide to Become a Kitchen Store Owner

If owning a kitchen shop sounds like the career of your dreams, the FabJob Guide to Become a Kitchen Store Owner is for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get started and succeed in the retail cookware business.

The author of this guide is Alisa Gordaneer, a leading writer of career guides. In the kitchen store guide she shares insider tips and expert advice from kitchen store owners and industry experts such as Perry Reynolds, Vice-President Marketing and Trade Development of the International Housewares Association, to help you achieve success with your own kitchen store business.

The guide covers topics of vital importance to anyone who wants to open a kitchen shop in the United States or Canada, plus helpful advice for opening a kitchen store in any country.

Click Here to See a Free Sample of Become a Kitchen Store Owner

The guide also includes many samples and checklists, including:

Sample business plan
Sample kitchen store floor plan
Sample lease agreement
Sample budgets for a kitchen store
Sample price list for kitchenware
Sample press release for a kitchen store
Checklist of equipment and supplies
Checklist to evaluate competing kitchen stores
Checklist to evaluate potential locations
Checklist for kitchen store operations
And more!

The information in this guide can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some costly mistakes, and give you information you need to open a kitchen store.

How to Get the Kitchen Store Owner Guide

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You can earn back the price of the guide your very first day in business. Plus this guide can help you open a kitchen store much more quickly and profitably.

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People Have Said…

Brenna Pearce, Editor:

The FabJob Guide to Become a Kitchen Store Owner will take you step-by-step through everything you’ll need to open and operate a kitchen shop. Each chapter is full of important information, helpful advice, and useful tips from experts. By following the advice and using the valuable resources included in this guide you will be on your way to success in the kitchenware business”

Alisa Gordaneer, Author:

The FabJob Guide to Become a Kitchen Store Owner is like a recipe for success. It provides valuable information about choosing a niche, finding a location, obtaining merchandise, displaying and promoting products, and holding cooking classes and demonstrations to bring in customers. By following this recipe, you’ll cook up a tasty career.”

Perry Reynolds, Vice-President Marketing and Trade Development, International Housewares Association:

Running a kitchen store allows the owner to fully express his or her love of cooking, create a community of food lovers and enrich the lives of the store’s customers.” (Perry is one of the experts who give advice in this FabJob guide)

Laurie O’Halloran, HomeStyle Magazine:

This industry is doing very well. People are still cooking. … Kitchen store owners are selling a wonderful, functional practical item that’s basically recession-proof.”

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