I Try Saving A Struggling Donut Shop From Going Bankrupt

[@DavieFogarty]

I'm looking for more amazing businesses to assist! If you need help with your business, fill out the form below👇 forms.gle/Cp9DzJUsWxPHRfMx5

[@LifestyleCream]

This type of content can elevate your channel to the next level. I truly appreciate the quality of your work.

[@DavieFogarty]

I appreciate the feedback! Definitely something we'd like to keep bringing to the channel.

[@YaboyShaheer]

@@DavieFogarty yo how to become rich in a poor country

[@realrayanmalik]

One of the only legit educators, too many people showing Ferraris and planes and people fall for it 😂

[@777FreeYoungThug]

agreed, the flashy stuff you mentioned is often a good indicator that the person is a grifter.

[@Panosserras]

@@realrayanmalik facts! He literally made more than half billion in sales with his company so he want to give knowledge back and he’s also a guy that looks long term that’s why he succeed big and he definitely don’t care about material 💩

[@HTrntrs]

Who doesn't like flashy materials? but the thing is if they invest in materials nobody would care if they die today. But people who give back to the community always stay in the hearts of people.

[@Panosserras]

@@HTrntrs I said don’t care no don’t like learn to see first and then react💀

[@dannthenitroman]

@@realrayanmalik hard disagree. Maybe one of the only "viral.. Trending.." twenty year Olds.

[@DavieFogarty]

For those that were wondering - Cakeboy had their best week of sales after our efforts! Go check them out on Instagram and show them some love.

[@DETOX_VOICE.]

hello davide fogarty i am your big fan past 4months i am in ecommerce , I applied many time's in daily mentership but ended up by rejected , i need your help for my buisness grow the reason i am telling this bcause . you can tell that you can learn by watching your video but in my reality buiness is not working so that's the reason i am asking you .hope you reply me Mohan

[@softwaredeveloper6791]

The main bakery for Krispy Kreme South Australia has a light out the front that says "Free Donuts". When the light is on (every day, usually around 6pm) you can get a free plain glazed donut. They scaled it back this year to "free donut with any purchase", but it's apparently affordable enough to give away free donuts every day of the year. The cost of those extra donuts is probably very low, as long as they don't take up shelf space.

[@astrosanimelab2234]

because they're going to have to throw them out anyway at the end of the night

[@awlhunt]

@@astrosanimelab2234 correct and if they’re running short cooking a few extra is going to cost them very little to make good on their promise.

[@Babar13-2]

krispy cream is the bane of my existence, i bought so many donuts over the 3 year i lived in australia, i think i could of bought at least 1000$ in shares at their company

[@alexhuynh95]

Krispy Kreme nailed the marketing with that strategy. It's definitely lured me in a few times with that free donut light. Might be worth doing something similar at Cakeboy.

[@taramccreary8997]

Boy does this sound familiar. I owned a kombucha brewery. Hardest part was it was so new to our community we had to educate everyone. There was room for business. We didn't do terrible but after starting the business we added 4 kids. My husband was a mechanical engineer and it was a lot of pressure when we knew he could go back into the workforce. Still miss it. Our customers miss us. It was a very seasonal product. We were making about $1000 in 4 hours at our local farmers markets but we were stretched thin for help and the season would dwindle. Best memories for us though. ❤

[@DavieFogarty]

It sounds like you had an incredible journey with your kombucha brewery, and it’s clear you put a lot of heart into it. There was definitely a moment when kombucha drinks started really taking off, but you’re right-educating people about such a new product can be the hardest part. Balancing a growing family and a business must have been challenging, but it’s great to hear you created such memorable experiences and had a positive impact on your community. Thank you for sharing your story!

[@tonynolan9428]

Great effort Dave. Hospitality is tough. So proud to see a successful Adelaidean helping some good people. This is great culture. Keep it up.

[@lilwarsaw]

I'd recommend them follow a Crumble Cookie model. Have them create a "viral" donut once a month to bring back returning customers. Maybe once a quarter do a "free donut day" for promo. They got this

[@DavieFogarty]

Agreed this is the model most food places should do

[@thenoodlebuddy]

Great video, really appreciate the fact you showed things not working too, most people would cut that out, appreciate the fact you've shown how hard it is, and well done to all of you on the hard work and making it through the other end. Would love more vids like this

[@DavieFogarty]

Appreciate your feedback! We're working on a few more of these videos as we speak!

[@phant00m1]

I like the transparency when it comes to things not working. Also epic editing mate, top shelf quality, somehow on the sweet spot between being too TV-like and too cheap phone vlog style.

[@lewisburton1852]

The core issue isn't marketing-related; it's fundamentally about location. Your current placement in what appears to be a shopping center is problematic for a donut shop. Most people aren't willing to go out of their way for a donut, and those who do buy are likely making impulse purchases rather than being loyal, repeat customers. To address this, I'd strongly recommend relocating to a more strategic spot. Ideally, you want a location with high visibility and easy access, preferably with a drive-thru option.

[@TroubledGorilla]

It's not a shopping centre though, it's in an opened area space with several food choices, ample parking around and apartments nearby. I usually go there every couple weeks when they host trivia nights. It's a great space

[@johnkean6852]

No just use real sugar and not silicone they'll be queuing for miles anywhere your sited. For entertainment/educational purposes only.

[@ligametis]

@@lewisburton1852 it doesn't even seem to be a shopping mall. It looks like a dedicated foot hall building.

[@lewisburton1852]

@@TroubledGorilla

[@christopherjones1782]

Disgaree on this one, people travel out of their way for food!

[@DanGameDev]

I love this type of video! Should be a TV show where you fix companies.

[@DavieFogarty]

We are working on something special...

[@Xendra]

As someone running their own indie game development business it's so interesting to see the overlaps and parallels between these different kinds of industries! I've also been going to a local cafe in Wayville called Flow Espresso for a while now and become good friends with the owner, and it's such an interesting experience seeing all of the challenges they need to overcome like hiring staff, optimizing the location, dealing with the landlords, and everything else that goes along with it.

[@DavieFogarty]

Absolutely, the retail business can be really tricky! It’s fascinating how each industry has its own unique challenges.

[@Newmusicreview]

I think the main takeaway from this is not to give up...when the first efforts failed many would have given up, but continuing on when others fail puts you ahead of the competition

[@DavieFogarty]

Absolutely! Perseverance is key. Many give up after initial setbacks, but pushing through when others don’t can definitely set you apart and lead to success.

[@musicunites]

Good to see they had success and hope it continues. 15:34 I wonder if anyone told her that the Cronut has already been a thing for a few years?

[@firstname2072]

@@musicunites about 10 years. My mate had a bakery in Ireland and was doing them about 2014-2015 and he got the recipie online

[@despecc]

With marketing, you take something that's old and boring and present it in a way to make it look new and exciting

[@alexhuynh95]

@@despecc Agreed. Having a new name which is potentially controversial would bring attention and spark conversation!

[@adityaudayanagolfvlogs1317]

I don't mean to be negative here, but at the end when they said they want to do a cross between a donut and croissant and calling it a "Doughsant", I'm like come on, it's an old recipe and people call it Cronuts.

[@ligametis]

Oh, if it is a cronut then it is a disgrace to call it even remotely croissant. It is just a layered crumbling doughnut.

[@LinasDirbaDarbus]

@@adityaudayanagolfvlogs1317 haha same thought

[@gamerville2728]

This is something Jay Z would say 😂

[@kidd_rap_fr]

a cronut is a croissant in form of donut, that would be safe to assume they want to do the opposite so name makes sense lol

[@raghav90]

This is the best use of social media, hope others catch up too and strictly no hidden information 😊

[@RAC345]

Came across your channel today and I’m hooked! Brilliant content, only a matter of time before you get over a million followers! Good luck!

[@DavieFogarty]

Appreciate you!

[@RAC345]

@@DavieFogarty of course brother, will keep a keen eye and wish you all the best! 👏🏼

[@andreydunin6712]

Love the lesson in persistence, stepping out of comfort zone and iteration.

[@doslinces]

Love this kind of content! I've always thought of the idea of creating our own "The Profit" inspired series, with our own clients. This video gave me tons of ideas! Keep uploading value!

[@canahmetbasoglu5702]

Dear Davie, this type of content can make you viral not only on social platforms but also even in TV channels, go for it, you are nailing it, i even get tips for my medical tourism company!

[@DavieFogarty]

Thank you for your encouragement! I’m thrilled to hear that you find the content impactful and that it’s even providing value for your medical tourism company. Your support means a lot, and we're excited about the possibilities ahead. 🙌

[@canahmetbasoglu5702]

@@DavieFogarty you are one of a kind my friend

[@officialjessecarr]

That's crazy, I literally remember seeing "this letter owes you a donut" on my feed

[@mssn3166]

basically those free donuts are marketing strategy to attract new customers and spread the company's presence. This video is really interesting, subbed.

[@RhiannonKagoe]

volume negates luck is such a cool way of putting it!

[@khann7]

Davie i think you found your channel concept, please keep uploading this type of video thanks.

[@alex98b627]

It would be very interesting to see how long the increased sales lasts for versus how much money was spent on freebies. For such a low revenue potential business I can’t help but think they’ll struggle to pay off the costs the freebies before they need to do another big promo to get people back again. Also they need to on top of pastry trends. A croissant x donut was a trend already and it was called a Cronut. Rehashing an old trend and calling it something different likely won’t go down well with the ‘cool kids’ that they’re trying to appeal to.

[@MinulGomesz-so5tx]

didnt bro fund it

[@777antoni]

Awesome! 🙏 You're showing that it's not a "luck" but you really have power to make a difference and grow your business. Maybe in future something with e-commerce with good product which cannot increase their sales after lots of effort (that's me 💀I have company which produces neon LED signs like cokeboy has in more innovative way but in Poland)

[@davidpowell3427]

Love what you’re doing Davie, so nice of you to help out. Thumbs up to the owners for their perseverance.

[@Babar13-2]

The problem: they make vegan donuts and it’s too niche

[@geoffmerritt]

There is no difference between a vegan donut and a normal on except for a small amount of milk powder in the pre-made donut mix. Having had a million donuts, you'd be hard pressed to work out the difference.

[@DonJulio94]

@@geoffmerritt That may be the case but the word "vegan" can deter a lot of people and greatly reduce limit their demographic. Most people aren't going to know that its only a minute difference in ingredients that makes a donut vegan and might associate "vegan" with bland/fake/tasteless (because vegan food has been done so poorly by so many business's already). If they want to stick with a purely vegan product because of their ideals then that's ok, but having both vegan and non-vegan options would have been my first move to turn this business around.

[@geoffmerritt]

@@DonJulio94 It's funny how people add bland/fake/tasteless "vegan food" to animal products to make them taste better... like salt, pepper and a lot of spices. You are correct though, there is a lot of ignorance out there when it comes to food that vegans eat. I would also add that selling "vegan food" at plant 4 is the norm, so they are not out of place there.

[@PsychoDude]

Mainly ignorance. People hear vegan and have immediate prejudice. Without knowing donuts are basically vegan with just some minor tweaks

[@Babar13-2]

@@PsychoDude you need milk and eggs, i haqd vegan and actual real donut from the classic reciepe and trust me they taste cpmpletely different. imagine eating a croissant made with margarine, its discusting

[@Benwycheung]

It just shows business is not luck, hard work alone is not enough but also without hard work it does not work. The majority of small business owners lack the knowledge or strategy to make it succeed

[@kimberbell4238]

They look amazing! Wish we was close by. However, I will suggest not to blow out the flame when the sugar is still burning. Not hygienic!❤

[@UnhingedOneofficial]

Hey davie thanks for this type of content , Iam from India and 17 , my store just crossed 40K$ sales this months Iam doing monthly 8-16K sales started 3 months ago , thanks for inspiring us , and also i think due to your KZbin channel is Australian that’s why its gets low reach but cause i had to do a lot of research to get to your channel and Iam Indian , so maybe to get a global audience you should Tgt for global , but the reality is also that real knowledge doesn’t get that much reach as flashy cars and planes gets those gurus sale courses and they fall for it may you achieve huge success you are looking for on KZbin bigger than all those gurus 🎉❤

[@Rayruey]

What kind of businesses would bring in that much money in freaking India Unless it’s a big one

[@jujuloaf755]

They looked so tired at the end, but inside I know they were happy

[@DavieFogarty]

2 kids and a business = forever tired I think

[@vakhen7]

Just found your channel and I have to say, I'm quite impressed with the work you're doing out there. My hat's off to people who do the hard yards to get a new business off the ground.

[@Rleatfitness]

The free giveaway method definitely works, I live in the city where sandwich sandwich is, and they had a huge queue around the block when they did an ice cream sandwich giveaway earlier this year.

[@DavieFogarty]

He is a great founder and it’s a great business!!

[@TheNathanLarsen]

Hey Davie! Love your content, man! You're making a huge difference, and I really appreciate it. I have a home service business I'd love your help on. Two other KZbinrs featured my business, and those videos are in their top 10 most-watched. Thanks again brother!

[@ashtonjose]

Thank you for helping these lovely people with their business, tons of value in this video. Brilliant.

[@DavieFogarty]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ritzrocco494]

I like this guy's willingness to go out and try. One question that comes to mind though is how sustainable is this for businesses across the board? Not every business can be at the top when it comes to social media.

[@DavieFogarty]

Social media success can vary, and not every business will go viral. However, even smaller, niche businesses can benefit from consistent, engaging content. It’s about finding what works for your audience and staying authentic. Sustainability often comes from building a community and fostering real connections.

[@ritzrocco494]

@@DavieFogarty Good clarification. Cheers

[@SooDamGood]

As a videographer who also helps create video content for business, this was really interesting to watch. I’d probably would’ve put in a different spin but cool seeing different ways of doing things

[@DavieFogarty]

What sort of a spin would you have put in this?

[@DavieFogarty]

I hope you enjoyed this episode! If there's a business you’d like me to help, feel free to let me know. 👇

[@marcozacarias4632]

Another great video!!! Been watching your videos and feel motivated to start my journey in e-commerce.

[@DavieFogarty]

@@marcozacarias4632 Love to hear it, mate. Leave a comment on any one of my videos if there is anything else you'd like me to cover.

[@BlitzSilvia]

Davie, please help my friends at Bangcoq at Malvern here in Adelaide.

[@ashleysleiman1380]

Hi Davie, love the video! I own Spaghetti Head in Aldgate and remember serving you a couple months ago. I would really appreciate some help from you!

[@allmylives]

@@DavieFogarty first question is have you ever tried to promote films? Any second question is what are you charging?

[@manognajanakar3068]

Glad I stumbled upon your channel. Would love to see more business boosting content. You might just be getting on a niche on KZbin.

[@DavieFogarty]

Appreciate the feedback! We've got some more business boosting content coming!

[@boodaddytvs]

Walked in on his side hustle to keep the business open lol at @6:36, he was cooking up something else lol

[@phunniebugga]

You can see doing this work makes Davie really beam and smile. This is your calling because you have a kind heart.

[@bobfos570]

The video was so amazing that I couldn't resist not commenting (actually this is my first one ever). Thumbs up for what you're doing and all the content you share, Davie! It so educational, captivating and nobel! I am really becoming a fan of yours. Keep up the amazing work! Greetings from Bulgaria.

[@DavieFogarty]

Wow, thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to leave your first comment! 😊Greetings to you in Bulgaria! Stay tuned for more! 🙌

[@yousefcreative]

Love this video. Appreciate you being transparent with the difficulties but also showing the success they had with the free Donut giveaway. They gotta keep up with the innovations and posts to sustain the growth. I'd love to see an update video with them in 6-12 months! I own a solo video business where I do shoots for local restaurants. Small food business have some of the most wonderful, heartfelt, amazing people running them. They're truly passionate about the stuff they make. I help them get a more views with the videos I make for them which translates to more sales. This video inspired me to bring up a viral video idea like what you did for this donut shop so I can help them be more successful!

[@DavieFogarty]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I agree - keeping up with innovation and consistent content is key. It’s great to hear you’re helping out local restaurants! The hospitality industry can be brutal-especially right now. Best of luck with your viral video ideas; I’m sure it’ll make a big impact!

[@grandgala399]

PURE GENIUS.. those SM tips are gold! thanks heaps Davie ❤

[@hedgeandhaz3925]

This is a truly elite video with heaps of value it’s got a KZbin x tv show vibe

[@inflatableman9185]

For something like a donut shop I could see all kinds of events and competitions where people might get a donut and have X minutes to create the coolest design. Get the kids wanting to go, and you'll have the parents too

[@SHALOSHTI]

sooo goood ,, video my man , this shows you that even organic ads through social media can do alot especially tiktok also you can sacle your business so fast with planning and putting the work ,,,, I've written down alot of knowledge that i can implement in my business ..... 🙂🙂🙂

[@DavieFogarty]

Absolutely! Organic views are a fantastic way to draw attention to your business, especially if you're looking to save on costs. Organic is still very powerful!

[@rolmyholm]

My concern is what should someone in the same position do if they don't have someone like you to bare the cost of free doughnuts

[@DavieFogarty]

Creating content can be straightforward, and you don’t need a big budget to get started. You can start by using just your phone to capture and share your ideas. Test your content across multiple platforms to see where it gains traction. If you find that one platform is performing exceptionally well, focus more of your efforts there, especially if you’re limited on time. As for getting attention, think creatively about how to stand out. For example, they recently introduced a new crème brûlée flavour, which helped generate buzz and engage our audience. It’s all about finding innovative ways to capture interest and leveraging what works best for you. Keep experimenting, and you’ll find what resonates with your audience!

[@dinnolinno]

First video from the channel and I don’t see anything else like this on your channel, will you be doing more of these? I really enjoyed the whole company work and your aspect of life

[@DavieFogarty]

There is one other one! The first one we did was with a company called Daily Puzzles: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqW7m3qHj8uWj6s I appreciate your feedback! We are currently working on some more!

[@enditend2]

great video and very informative how to help business , hoping to see more of this format

[@AliMekkawy]

Incredible Video Davie, I'm very happy for them! At the end of the video, I saw that you're ok to help some struggling businesses in the comments! I’m facing a very high CPM (+$70) which makes me un-profitable even if my creative had %5 CTR and 5% Conversion Rate. I’ve been doing dropshipping 2 years now and now switched to E-commerce because of you! I thought I may get lower CPM if I had an original content shot for my branded product, I tested tons and tons of creatives (Images/UGCs) and all are having very high CPM. I’m about to give up the Ecom dream because of this cpm issue, I tried different pixels, ad accounts, and business accounts but that didn’t fix it. I hope you can respond with 1 sentence that can help me with this matter. Much thanks Davie, you’re my inspo!

[@jamesfleming4229]

@@AliMekkawy what's your targeting like? Sounds like it's too narrow

[@Make_it_Make_Cents]

Yeah it sounds like a targeting issue. What if you start very broad and make your way down or even use the LAA from your broad campaigns.

[@joelwoolhead3006]

Don't go on CPM go by the profitability and lifetime customer value. CPM is a vanity metrics people get so caught up in. My CPM is $100-$200. You can go broad, narrow, change to LLA, test more creatives, copy, video vs images. The most important part is trigger their desires if you 100% now that.. It does not matter about CPM as my CVR is insane, the AOV constantly improving. EVERY business is different every ad account every niche

[@AliMekkawy]

It' broad targeting guys already!

[@flyinpatrick]

It's usually the niche, I have tried a store in the health & wellness space and CPM was $40 and i have a store in the crafting niche and it is $8

[@romdhaniamir-w7k]

After this video i started subscribing to everything in your description. You just don't see this value in internet😮🎉🎉

[@BenEcho]

Love the story telling. I would watch content like this on repeat.

[@hellocolinmarshall]

They should offer a icecream doughnut sandwich in the Summer months, I'd crush one of those.

[@DavieFogarty]

That's a great idea!

[@Nova-m8d]

You might laugh but, Belshaw's Donut Robot is very simple and will draw a crowd very fast when they see it working.

[@dianegerlach2454]

Another fab video!!

[@MC-ju2nt]

These videos are amazing, your content is awesome, and I don't understand how this kind of stuff doesn't go super viral. Great work to you and your team, I hope you crush it and achieve the results you're looking for.

[@DavieFogarty]

I greatly appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏

[@kcluu9390]

So they increased their revenue with direct labor. But I would've love to see you do a financial audit to decrease costs (var and fixed) as well as increasing revenue via indirect labor like online, pre orders, etc.

[@Babar13-2]

pre ordes ? bro they arnt selling a game or a sneaker. "new donut special edition coming, you csan pre order now until they drop "

[@thepieces01]

LOVE THE BISCOFF DONUT, YUM, I GET THIS WHEN I TRAVEL THERE NOW!!!!!

[@DavieFogarty]

It was soo good!

[@ovaisahmed185]

This is the real content 🙏❤ Thanks for helping them! ❤

[@JasonValasek37]

Love this style of content!! Educational and inspiring. Great job Dave!!

[@rivanriyadi]

thank you for bringing the reality check for "going viral". It still needs hard work, not just a stroke of luck or a boost to any good looking videos online. Awesome story! Hope it made enough impact for Tom and Rae traction.

[@BeefCEO]

Banger video Davie, can't believe no-one else is talking about those PYTHONS at 9:41 🔥

[@chrismcsweeney553]

Brillant video. Definitely something you should do a lot more of!

[@firstname2072]

The cross between a croissant and a donut is a pretty standard thing a called a cronut 😂

[@sbgwellness]

Man! Your videos are amazing. You deserve more success!

[@johnkiama2788]

Mate, now I want to go down to Bowden and check them out. Great work helping a local Adelaide biz

[@DavieFogarty]

Please do!

[@Seyed.j]

I love these videos David! I hope i can see more of them

[@Wedisign101]

The type of content we need thanks Davie

[@JulienRoyCode]

I've had a bedding business for 7 years now, we only sell online,. I'm part of your community on daily mentor! I'm just not sure how to scale.

[@bayleyhorn4487]

Hi if you don’t mind attaching the link to your website I’d much appreciate it. Thank you

[@erinlee5936]

can you tell me who your target market is?

[@BoxLaneProductions]

The vegan donut is the issue, its not a viral feature. It cuts out 80% of people, a non vegan wouldnt eat a vegan version of something unhealthy when they do get the urge for a donut or bacon sandwich

[@Coolcatz2500]

Fantastic❤❤❤❤ so happy for them. Great video content for entrepreneurs

[@jessemckenzie9921]

Volume negates variance in a lot of areas, great vid!

[@dullahyt1253]

Honestly, the location is the biggest issue 100%. Aside from the location I can see this type of business flourishing else where.

[@Leppycool]

Super inspiring video. For me as a marketeer with zero knowledge of making viral video's this made me think about all kinds of oppurtunities.

[@ThrowBackZone]

Free donuts?! I'd be there in a heartbeat! But seriously, giving away free stuff is genius. It's all about the long game, right? 🤝🍩

[@DavieFogarty]

Absolutely! The excitement surrounding the event will significantly boost brand visibility and attract a lot more attention.

[@andraskoncz343]

Awesome video Davie, love seeing small businesses thrive!🚀

[@spudgolf]

How good! Love seeing people in little old Adelaide do well! What a man taking the time to help this couple! Next challenge for ya is to help a golf youtube channel out? 🙈😏😂😏

[@arminkesh9805]

Wow this was absolutely brilliant and inspiring. Thank you for sharing amazing content 😃

[@abdullahalmoin1487]

how is this not blowing up keep on the good work man

[@dannynguyen2141]

God this series is so good!

[@Football-ho9qs]

"Is someone filming with their iPhone" is the most American thing I've heard😂

[@Jharti]

This deserves 100x more views Davie, well done

[@truevegas]

Davie, Great video mate. I have a Sydney based business thats a Tech Based asset Management Company. We use primarily Drones, and are registered as a Certified and Licenced Drone Service Provider. The business is getting off the ground, slowly, but we massively need to do things with social and advertising, and I feel like the drone content would be a no brainer for these, I just dont know how to execute. Much like Tom and Rhi, I have a son who I desperately want to do better for. I was living in my car not long ago, and now couch surfing, while trying to reinvest in my business, in order to grow. I would love to sit down and get your opinion of what we could do better and how to achieve that. Appreciate you. - Ryan

[@theaccommodationshow]

That transition in the middle explaining how to go viral was🔥🔥

[@jacobzatorsky]

I love to see this! Davie you are the goat!

[@hassanhourani3989]

They should 100% do a cross of the viral dubai chocolate and a donut, then they can document the creation process, and hit on the auditory crunch that everyone looks for

[@DavieFogarty]

That's a great idea. The Dubai chocolate has been all over socials!

[@gdaygday1209]

Really love this.......new subscriber, and **I KNOW WITHOUT A DOUBT** we all need to get behind Aussie businesses, supporting each other for a productive future! ❤

[@aduibar4595]

You have to sell it with a beverage. Summer bundle

[@DavieFogarty]

Great idea. Definitely something to consider.

[@Archer-hg9rw]

Hi Davie Im a business owner in Lebanon we sell pine nuts direct to consumer from our processing plant, and I have been wondering how to scale it because the market is too small I was considering adding more products and going the retail route I would love to hear your opinion!

[@afinadarka]

very educative, im from fnb industry amazed with ur strategy marketing

[@ttopero]

A perfect example of entrepreneurs who need to shift from working IN their business to working ON their business! The earlier one can do it sustainably, the higher likelihood of long term success.

[@Rayruey]

It’s hard to keep up with both & it’s harder to find employees to replace you without hiring multiple Which struggling businesses can’t afford

[@erinlee5936]

May be a silly idea but instead of a cronut or “Doughssant”, can they do the opposite? a crescent shaped doughnut? odd idea but it may work?

[@DavieFogarty]

That's actually a very cool idea. Not sure how it'll be made but that is definitely different and could be very popular on social media!

[@Pokerenthusiast22]

Hey Davie, been following you for years. Recently moved to Adelaide and noticed this shop is just around the corner from me. I have a product I am planning to start an ecommerce store for; however, there are a few legal grey areas surrounding it. I’m planning to incorporate my business in Dubai where it is legal to sell the products in question. However, as I plan to target the Australian market, I’m unsure if I’m still breaching any legal requirements. I previously created a 7 figure ecommerce store selling contact lenses from Australia to the US, It is illegal to sell from the US to US customers due to it being a medical device, however the same rules don’t apply to Australian businesses where my company was based. I assume the same would apply for the company I am looking to build. Due to the legal grey area, there aren’t many competitors advertising in the Australian market. Whilst the US market leader is making around 2M profit/month. I plan to contact a business law specialist, but open to any other recommendations.

[@dpython3121]

Change name of business to CREAMPIE and it will be a global sensation.

[@studiesunfolded]

😂😂

[@JasonRostro]

Truly well deSERVED

[@Flowerdalevalley]

Amazing. Lovely people and the donuts look 😋 yummo

[@marciplan]

"we're debuting a mix of a croissant and a donut, so we're calling it a doissant" CRONUT!!!

[@alexhuynh95]

A cronut is typically a donut-shaped croissant. I think they'll be making a croissant-shaped donut.

[@marciplan]

@@alexhuynh95 oh shoot, you're so very right in that. Ignorant me, ty!!!