Case Study: How We Helped a Small Jewelry Brand Build Operational Structure from the Ground Up
- Kim Titus
- Sep 13
- 1 min read
Creative product? Check. Passion? Check.
But like many early-stage founders, this jewelry business hit a wall when it came to turning creativity into a functioning business.

CLIENT TYPE
Small Jewelry Business (Early-Stage)
The Problem: Why Small Business Operations Matter Early
This jewelry brand had great products but no systems. Orders were being tracked manually. Communication with vendors and clients lived in scattered texts and DMs. Packaging delays, miscounts, and lack of follow-up were hurting customer experience — and growth. The founder was spending more time fixing issues than creating new ones. That’s where small business operations come in.
The Process
We started by mapping out her current process from order to delivery. We then introduced a lightweight, small business operations framework that centralized all key functions: inventory tracking, order management, client communication, and vendor coordination.
The goal wasn’t to overcomplicate — it was to make the work easier to manage. We also built in simple automation so she didn’t have to remember every follow-up.
The Results
• Reduced fulfillment errors by 75%
• Orders now processed 2x faster
• Founder spends 40% more time on product development
• Improved customer follow-up = more repeat orders



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