gave rise to virtual parties. Two event planners, Jared Reichert and Robbie Zweig, saw opportunity within the 'Zoom boom' by creating a party-in-a-box.while in quarantine and sold out 18 days after their first launch. Within the first five weeks, the cofounders created their online business and generated $32,000 in sales.
While people may not be having zoom parties still, the threat of Delta could send us all back to virtual happy hours soon enough.Kenyon shared his advice for launching a business around your passion, building community support, and how he stands out in a crowded market. hand-dyed yarn business called Kenyarn
. The pandemic drove many consumers to crafts, like knitting and crocheting, which helped boost Kenyon's business. Kenyarn's gross sales jumped from $33,000 in 2019 to $125,000 last year, and he's on track to surpass that figure this year, according to documents viewed by Insider.
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