OVER $200K IN 1 YEAR! From College Professor to Jewelry Entrepreneur with Linked
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Discover the inspiring journey of Rachel and Jessica from Orange County, California, who turned their permanent jewelry business into a potential $200,000+ annual venture. 🌟💎
Rachel, a college professor specializing in communication, played a pivotal role in effectively connecting with clients and offering exceptional customer support. They emphasize the importance of valuing time ⏳, quality 🌟, and a no-bargaining policy 💰.
Learn about their remarkable growth from $500 💵 to over $2,500 💰 per event and why integrity 🤝 matters in a competitive market.
They share their equipment journey 🛠️, the significance of professionalism 🕴️, and the value of confident customer interactions 🗣️.
Success isn't just about money; it's about building lasting client relationships 💼❤️. Join their extraordinary journey and gain valuable insights. 💪🚀
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Would you like to make over $200k per year with a side hustle like Rachel?
Yes absolutely
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She makes so much sense! I like her.
Thank you so much for your content!
I can’t wait to start my PJ business 🥰
In you opinion, how would we make it a benefit or sell people on the idea that permanent jewelry is a better idea than buying jewelry that can be removed with ease in comparison to this permanent idea?
How do we sell people on this idea because it seems to be that we would have to sell people on simply a gimmicky item 🤷🏻♂️
It's not about permanent jewelry being better or worse than regular jewelry. They are just different. We cover all of these topics in the marketing portion of our training. Are you one of our students already?
The hardest part for me is the already established jewelry makers that go to the markets every week. They have a non compete. So there are at least 5 or more I won’t ever be able to do. It’s a small island. Hoping to get into resorts and do some private events. Any advice how to approach event coordinators?