Looking for feedback on a few parts of my business

Hey all!

This is my second building in public post, here is my first post: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/first-time-creating-my-own-business-98fd12eb72

I wanted to give an update on where I'm at, as well as get some feedback on a few parts of my business. So far I'm just waiting for delivery on product bags, and setting up a business banking account.

I'm going to split this post up into different sections to hopefully make it easier for ya'll.

Pricing breakdown:
So far I have everything calculated out. Pretty much everything here can be reduced by switching to bulk, or specifically for the stickers printing them myself, but I'm not there yet.

Cost of ingredients - $3.14
Bag cost - $1.47
Sticker cost - $2.23
TOTAL = $6.84

At the moment I'm thinking of charging $8.99 for a 12oz bag of granola. At the moment most of my cost goes towards buying local oats, honey, and maple syrup. This leaves me with $2.15 to play with, which isn't much but I believe it's enough to prove the idea and switch to bulk orders which will reduce my costs by a lot across the board.
I'm also considering changing my price to $12.00 because it seemed like custom granola on Esty is priced between $8-$12. But at the moment I'm not including shipping in the price so if I did go up to $12 I feel like I'd have to offer free shipping which would be $5.33.

Marketing Plan:
Paid marketing - I plan on starting with Instagram/Facebook ads(since I feel the most comfortable with them). The plan is to start off by creating simple video creative and copy to test a number of audiences with $1-$5. Then focus on the best audiences. I probably should and will test different creative and copy with the same audiences as well although I'm not 100% sure the best way to structure that. All I know is to test one thing at a time.

Free marketing - This plan involves making recipe videos that involve my granola. Posting it to Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest with a link to the recipe on our website. On the recipe page, there will be a number of opportunities to buy granola.
Also included in each purchase will be a thank you letter and a promo code for a certain % off on their next purchase. As well as a request for a review on Google.
In the future, I'll probably incentivize reviews and referrals.

I also have a mailing list set up that I'll periodically send out deals and updates to. I haven't thought much about email marketing.

Freeish experiment - I plan on using one of my granola recipes on the site to hopefully drive people to the website by offering "crazy" or interesting flavors as a "wow" factor. Such as Churro granola or something along those lines. Hopefully, this along with the limited batch size will drive people to check out the website and buy either that flavor or the "normal" flavor. I'll use paid media to bring attention to the weird flavor.

Website: https://www.homemadecrunch.com
The website is done and Live! I'd love any and all feedback on any bugs, design/SEO tips, or copy.

The tech stack used is Nuxt.js, Vuetify, Netlify, Snipcart.

If you are outside of NY then you should see an alert popup telling you that we can't ship outside of NY.

Also, my e-commerce platform is currently in dev mode so feel free to enter fake address info in order to test the cart system. There is also temp card info available on the payment page. You can also use a service like https://temp-mail.org/en/ to get a temporary email address.

I definitely need to take a better product photo.

If everything goes well there are a number of opportunities to increase margins for ingredients and packaging. Opportunities to explore other advertising platforms and product platforms. Lots of opportunities to do testing with both advertising and the website to increase conversions. I'm excited about the future and very nervous about succeeding.