How I Started a Local Juice Business With Just a Facebook Page
So, you’re passionate about juicing and want to turn that passion into a business — but you’re overwhelmed with where to begin? You’re not alone. Here’s the good news: you don’t need a website or a huge investment to get started. All you need is a Facebook Business Page and a little drive.
In fact, your Facebook page can be your storefront, your business card, and your sales funnel — all in one.
Here’s how you can start a profitable local juice business with just a Facebook page (and a love for health and people).
Follow our journey on Facebook!
Step 1: Make it Official (But Don’t Stress It)
You don’t need to be a lawyer or accountant to make your business official. Just take it one step at a time:
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Apply for an LLC online through your state’s Secretary of State website — many charge around $125.
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Get your EIN (Employer Identification Number) from the IRS for free. This is basically your business’s Social Security Number and lets you open a bank account or file taxes properly.
You can literally knock this out in a weekend — and once it’s done, it feels so real.
Step 2: Set Up a Facebook Business Page
Facebook is still one of the most powerful tools for local business. It’s completely free, and you can start taking orders right from your inbox.
Your business page should include:
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Your business name
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A bio (ex: “Cold-pressed juices made locally in Charlotte, NC 🍋 Health in every bottle!”)
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Contact info
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Photos of your juice (you can even start with phone pics!)
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Links to where people can order (CashApp, Zelle, or a free form like Google Forms)
Start posting in local Facebook groups — especially neighborhood, fitness, and wellness groups. Just introduce yourself and your business. People love supporting new local vendors!
How Purity Press Juice Co. Started
Step 3: Get the Right Juicer
If you’re serious about juice quality, invest in a commercial-grade juicer. It doesn’t have to be the biggest or most expensive — just one that can handle the volume and help you produce juice safely and efficiently.
Some popular options:
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Nama or Kuvings for beginners
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Goodnature for pros (or when you're ready to scale!)
This is the biggest upfront cost, but it pays for itself once you start selling consistently.
Step 4: Rent a Local Kitchen
Many cities require you to juice in a certified kitchen. Look for:
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Church kitchens
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Shared commercial kitchens (commissary kitchens)
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Community centers or co-working kitchens
Ask for part-time use — 1–2 days a week to start. It’s affordable and gets your business compliant and confident.
Step 5: Do Pop-Ups and Farmer’s Markets
This is where the magic happens. Pop-ups and farmer’s markets let you:
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Meet people face-to-face
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Let customers taste your juice
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Build trust and a local following
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Make direct sales
It’s energizing, fulfilling, and fun. Plus, you get to share something healthy with your community and meet people who are truly excited to try what you’ve created.
You’re Bringing Health to the Neighborhood
One of the most fulfilling parts of starting a juice business is seeing how it changes people’s lives. Whether it’s helping someone kick a soda habit, feel more energized, or manage their health — you’re making a difference.
You don’t have to be perfect or have it all figured out. You just need to start.
Bottom Line
You can absolutely start a juice business from scratch — with just a Facebook page and the desire to share something good. Take it one step at a time:
✅ Register your LLC + EIN
✅ Start a Facebook Business Page
✅ Get a solid juicer
✅ Rent a kitchen
✅ Do local pop-ups and markets
✅ Show up, post consistently, and serve your community
The best part? You don’t need a fancy website. Facebook is your stage — now get out there and shine.
Ready to start your juice journey? Let us know in the comments or tag @PurityPressJuiceCo when you launch! We’re cheering for you.