How I Bring In $350K A Year Selling Jewelry | On The Side

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 Maya Portorreal, 27, started Kitten Co. with just $2,000 as a one-woman team in 2019. Making $45,000 a year at her full-time job, her jewelry side hustle generated her $250,000 in her first full year. Brand ambassador promotion on Instagram and business classes helped her grow her sales to $472,000 in 2020 and $350,000 in 2021. Her pieces range from $30 to $250, making them affordable jewelry. Working out of her apartment in Union, New Jersey, she’s added her mom and one remote worker to help with the company.

Check out Kitten Co. Jewelry: https://kittencojewelry.com/ Follow Kitten Co. Jewelry on Instagram: https://instagram.com/kittencojewelry

Correction 3/28/2022: We misspelled Maya’s last name. The correct spelling is Portorreal.

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How I Bring In $350K A Year Selling Jewelry | On The Side