Pom Pom Bakery aims for growth through farmer's markets and word-of-mouth marketing

May 21, 2025 | Kirkland, King County, Washington

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Kirkland's entrepreneurial spirit shone brightly during the recent Pitch Competition held on April 9, 2025, where local business owners showcased their innovative ideas and growth strategies. Among the standout presentations was Pom Pom Bakery, which highlighted its impressive 80% revenue growth since its inception just over a year ago. The bakery's owner emphasized the importance of maintaining adequate inventory and managing permitting costs to meet increasing demand for custom cakes.

The owner shared insights into the business model, revealing that the break-even point is approximately eight cakes per month. With a focus on enhancing customer experiences, Pom Pom Bakery aims to leverage word-of-mouth marketing and participate in local farmers markets and vendor events to boost visibility and sales.
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Following Pom Pom Bakery, Ducky Social took the stage, presenting its mission to create joyful experiences for families through engaging activities. Founders Nigel and Victoria Schorn expressed their commitment to spreading happiness, inviting the community to join them on their journey.

The Pitch Competition not only showcased the creativity and determination of local entrepreneurs but also underscored the importance of community support in fostering business growth. As these businesses continue to develop, they promise to contribute significantly to Kirkland's vibrant economy and community spirit.

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