How a small jewelry company turned $40 into $1.2M

See the exact TikTok and Instagram posts that catapulted DBL Jewelry from a side hustle to a six-figure business, all without any paid ads.

Liv Portio founded her jewelry business when she was just a teenager. Within years, she built a million-dollar business. She continues to scale DBL Jewelry while also teaching aspiring entrepreneurs how to start their own jewelry brands.

Watch the full video to learn why each of these social media posts helped Liv grow her business:
1:17 1. The first Instagram post
2:19 2. The behind-the-scenes TikTok
3:33 3. The tutorial TikTok
4:43 4. The controversial TikTok

[dontbeeuglycosmetics]

This is so inspiring to see that small businesses with good products can succeed, I’m a small business myself and this motivates me to keep going even when things seem impossible.

[johnbaxter]

Absolutely great, a simple analysis with straight to the point insights. It is clear this channel wants people to make money

[danielobrien]

I got 2.8m views on a tiktok for my store and only gained 7k followers and 1 sale. How she get 1m overnight thats insane! respect tho

[xmeowmeowwoofx]

selling stuff is like this is so easy when you're a pretty girl

[Katice]

This is awesome. I can’t wait to start my business.

[Jeany]

That what i was thinking today do a YouTube Video when my jewelry Starter Kit arrives it will arrive in few days so i am doing Something right liked this Video

[cussingandcrafts]

Hmm... I'm a handmade artist and it usually takes me an entire weekend to finish one piece of jewelry... hence the reason my business will never be popular or anything more than a side hustle. I'm lucky if I make 1 sale a year 🤣 But congrats to this young lady. 😊🙏

[LSCBTHEWAVY]

I will say that tik tok for woman
20 times more likely to make em boom men on tiktok gotta really put in some crazy work not to say she didn't she did it in a way that was legit and genuine to her that's a hustler right there she did that respectfully

[stephgaldos]

so the info is great but I make both custom n my own creations and no1 shares that is very stressful for someone who ha made jewelry since they were a child (most of my family does hand on work) I ask people to share and even post the items myself but people dont share. it becomes very stressful. As time has passed i have less time to honestly be online, selling at the jobs ive had through the past have been my greatest sales but now where i am at a job that is never changing, people see you everyday they wont buy more than a few items from you. MArkets are hardto come by and the last 2 i decided to go to ripped me off i had to lower my prices to $5 and only made 10 out of it which didnt even cover the table i rented, i do not stick to one type of craft i do specialize in beading but i make for any style i have no boundaries so i dont understand what the flaw is (besides posting less now due to life change).

[MisterPompey]

That’s so wonderful and she is so freaking sweet! Couldn’t have happened to a better young lady!

[cexine]

Making custom stuff for famous people who made more people follow her .

[RomonaFoster]

I thought I just watched this the other day. Is this different?

[queenofthesouth]

Who makes all her stuff now? Can you trust someone else to make it right ?

[AdventureswithTeekayVenus]

I want to start a dropshipping Jewelery bussiness and struggling to find suppliers 😢