Last weekend, Chris Hemsworth said he’d been forced to make his daughter’s birthday cake because the local bakery didn’t have time. Now the woman who said no to making the Chris Hemsworth cake writes hilariously for Mamamia about the pain of missing out on the dinosaur cake of a lifetime.
Tara writes…
I’ve been in a little whirlwind of emotion over the past few days.
A storm in a teacup, if you will. At the pinnacle of a very busy week, a friend tagged me in a post on Facebook: “Tara Pearson to the rescue!” she said. It was a photo of a homemade dinosaur cake posted from Chris Hemsworth’s Instagram account with this caption:
“What happens when the bakery says they don’t have time to make your daughter a birthday cake? You get involved and smash one out yourself ! I call it “La TRex al la chocolate”
Top Comments
As a marketing consultant I would highly recommend you consider hiring staff or consider opening up a store front, I don't know if you're always so busy that you land up turning away 4 customers a week, but if you are, you're missing out on great business potential. These 4 customers could become loyal, others see the cake and choose you over some other company ect. Not being able to accommodate to 4 can easily turn into 8 when you take into consideration reach. Plus this way you can easily have your me and family time.
My main concern would be is that you don't want to become known as the person whose too busy to take an order so they don't bother seeing if you can, rather jump to a competitor first.
Sorry if this advice is unwarranted and you would rather keep your business small and home run! But if you aim to expand, nows your time to shine!
I think Chris did an excellent job, I couldn't make a dinosaur cake anywhere near as good! And now he knows for next time, get your order in early if you want something from Tara!