Seattle WA Sustainable Store Launches
Zero Waste Business Startup Formula
Looking for the best way to start
your zero-waste online or physical
store? Discover the step-by-step
blueprint that this Seattle store used
to become a leading model of
sustainable entrepreneurship!
Scoop Marketplace, a zero-waste
grocery store based in Seattle,
Washington, has announced the launch
of its business planning program
service to help entrepreneurs who are
interested in setting up a zero-waste
online or physical store.
With the latest announcement, the
store aims to provide a business
course to help you open a
physical or online store without
going through the usual hassle of
launching a business.
Stephanie Lentz, the founder of
Scoop Marketplace, is ready to
collaborate and share her
resources, knowledge, and
experience to help you build a
zero-waste store.
For the business planning
program, Lentz is offering a
limited time enrollment that
comes with special bonuses.
The newly-launched course can
help you if you’re having trouble
writing a business plan, choosing
a location, working with vendors,
and dealing with other store
planning issues.
The business module is
designed to guide you from
the beginning of the planning
stages to the grand opening
of the store.
It covers a range of topics, such as
networking, setting up shop, business
structure and finance, finding the right
location, funding, hiring, and inventory
management. It provides you with the
required checklists, templates, and
systems to help you avoid costly mistakes.
Scoop Marketplace is a zero-waste
grocery store in Seattle that
provides customers with an efficient
shopping experience, such as a
variety of package-free groceries in
one easily accessible location.
To save customers time and
money, the store eliminates
disposable packaging for their
groceries by sourcing all of
their products in bulk.
Click on the link in the
description to find out
more!