When Carmen Kossakowski was younger, she would run lemonade stands and garage sales, and once made $100 selling Rainbow Loom bracelets she’d made at school. But it was when she studied the TikTok algorithm that her blossoming business career took off. By Grade 10, she had started two companies, the first one selling slime and the second, Ruby Aqua Accessories, selling jewelry, but neither had garnered a lot of traction. She plans to ramp the business back up again early next year, once college applications have been sent in. When she posted that first viral video, Kossakowski had around 7,000 followers.

Source: thestar September 28, 2021 10:07 UTC