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想要開店創業，但是苦于沒有經驗？蛋糕店開業了但是不知道怎麽維持生意穩定上升？現在丹丹老師帶著2天2夜課堂金牌講師們爲您講解，怎樣做，蛋糕店才能一開業就一炮而出。2天2夜實戰課堂爲您解析，爲何有些蛋糕店不能一炮而紅？生意也不能穩定上升？首先是技術和管理得到客戶認可的程度不高，這是決定蛋糕店生存和發展的內部原因，也是一切企業生存和發展的根據。其次是宣傳、地理位置、環境等得到顧客認可的程度不高。這是決定蛋糕店生存和發展的外部因素。下面就技術和宣傳兩點進行具體說明。

技術水平
安全與質量
食品安全與質量直接关系人的健康，是体现技術水平的关键方面，也是决定客户是否消费与再次消费的关键。
現在西點業，不少蛋糕店爲了産品的質量，都會選用健康無添加的原料，同時有些蛋糕店還會使用當地的特殊原料，增加地方風味，這是提升蛋糕店競爭優勢之一。劉清學員唐同學在開私房工作室期間，就是利用天然的當地特色食物作爲蛋糕的原料，不斷積累客源，最終開了第一家屬于自己的實體店。更多關于唐同學詳情，可點擊以下藍字了解：私房月入過萬算什麽，做到她這樣才算牛掰！
口感與服務
现在，大部分消费者都普遍关注口感，而西点蛋糕的口感主要决定于师傅的技術水平，一般技術水平高的师傅对于口感会有自己独到的见解。因此，寻找一位好的老师学习西点技术是非常重要的。
服務也是一種技術，細心、周到的服務往往能留給客人美好的印象，也是贏得客人再次消費的原因。2天2夜課堂上講師與學員互動演示如何用細心、周到的服務留住客戶
宣傳力度
宣傳力度大小可以直接决定蛋糕店前顾客的多少。1、宣传形式：这里主要推荐三种比较常见热门的宣传形式供参考。（1）微信：微信具有费用低、传播速度快额特点，也是目前最受欢迎的宣传形式之一。
那麽，客人憑什麽關注您的微信?
其一，值得分享。只有精神或核心價值觀或某個賣點吸引了客戶，客戶才會心甘情願地關注微信。
其二，給予優惠。也就是給予關注微信的客人一定優惠。
在2天2夜課堂上，劉清學員們都能夠通過老師經驗分享與親自操作，將各種微信營銷知識學到手。（2）報紙夾廣告：跟投遞報紙的送報員合作，將廣告夾到報紙上，不僅費用低，而且宣傳效果大。（3）電梯廣告：這裏的電梯廣告指蛋糕門店方圓5公裏內的住宅或寫字樓的電梯廣告。電梯廣告針對性強，傳播效果好。2、宣傳時機：當蛋糕店新開業時，那就要把握宣傳的時機。如果考慮做媒體廣告，提前10天開始宣傳即可。如果不考慮做媒體廣告，建議按照以下時間進行宣傳：
　　中高等規格的門店：至少提前2個月宣傳
　　低等規格的門店：至少提前1個月宣傳
今天就給大家介紹這麽多，如果還想爲自己以後開店創業儲備更多知識，那就直接來到2天2夜課堂吧，這裏還有更多幹貨等著你來收獲！
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Since that time I have always had a fondness for large neckties. I don't know how many of the Indians we killed, as they carried off their dead and wounded, to save them from being scalped. Next to getting the scalps of their enemies, the most important thing with the Indians is to save their own. We had several fights during our journey, but that one was the worst. Once a little party of us were surrounded in a small 'wallow,' and had a tough time to defend ourselves successfully. Luckily for us, the Indians had no fire-arms then, and their bows and arrows were no match for our rifles. Nowadays they are well armed, but there are[Pg 41] not so many of them, and they are not inclined to trouble the railway trains. They used to do a great deal of mischief in the old times, and many a poor fellow has been killed by them." The boys looked in the direction indicated, but could see nothing. 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