Mula P500 puhunan noon, naging P90K na ang kita ngayon sa bukod-tanging negosyong ito
- An enterprising Pinay was able to turn a small ₱500 investment into a thriving business earning ₱90,000 monthly
- The Pinay entrepreneur, Sabrina Hernandez, also started a delicious trend that captured the attention of many
- She also narrated how she leveraged social media to build her brand, connect with customers, and expand her market reach
- Sabrina’s successful journey from college student reseller to full-time business owner has inspired many
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From a humble ₱500 investment to a booming ₱90,000 monthly income – that's the sweet success story of Sabrina Hernandez and her photo cookie business, “Your.Cookie.”
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This innovative dessert trend, transforming cherished memories into edible treats, has proven to be a recipe for financial success, proving that even while studying dentistry, a driven individual can build a thriving business.
In a recent episode of “Pera Paraan,” Hernandez shared her journey from a college student looking for extra cash to a full-fledged entrepreneur.
She started by reselling sugar cookies, testing the waters of the market and gauging customer interest.
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Recognizing the potential, she took her business online, posting her offerings on online marketplaces.
The positive response fueled her ambition, leading her to create a dedicated Facebook page for her burgeoning business.
Hernandez's entrepreneurial spirit didn't stop there.
She transitioned from reselling to crafting her own unique sugar cookies, honing her skills and developing her own recipes.
It was during this creative process that the concept of photo cookies sparked.
Inspired by the popularity of photo cakes, she envisioned the same personalized touch on a smaller, more portable treat.
In 2022, what began as a side hustle blossomed into a full-time venture.
“Nakita ko before na nauso 'yung cakes na may photos. Sabi ko, ‘Why not ilagay ko kaya sa cookie? Try natin.’ Puwede naman pala siyang gawin,” Sabrina shared.
These delectable photo cookies are made using edible ink for printing the images onto edible wafer paper.
The wafer paper is then carefully adhered to the cookie using edible glue, ensuring that every component of the treat is safe and consumable.
Hernandez's creations are priced between ₱28 and ₱35 per cookie, depending on size, offering a range of options for customers.
She also offers customized boxes, starting at ₱195, for those looking for a more elegant presentation.
Hernandez credits social media as a crucial ingredient in her recipe for success.
She effectively utilized these platforms not only to sell her products but also to promote her brand and engage with her growing customer base.
“Always give updates sa clients mo, na this one is available. They can just message us on Facebook,” she also said.
Her consistent engagement and strategic use of social media significantly expanded her market reach, turning local interest into widespread demand.
Beyond her savvy use of social media, Hernandez emphasizes the importance of understanding the risks involved in any business venture.
“Aside from making risk, also know kung ano 'yung risk na pinapasok mo. Pag-aralan mo 'yung negosyo na pinapasukan mo kasi hindi lahat ng negosyo is for everyone,” Sabrina said.
Her advice reflects her own calculated approach, demonstrating that success is not just about taking chances but also about careful planning and preparation.
Sabrina Hernandez's story is an inspiring example of how passion, innovation, and a little bit of online savvy can transform a simple idea into a sweet and profitable business.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, as well as to the senses, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable. Traffic altercations or issues are also among those that capture the attention of netizens since they occur on a day-to-day basis.
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