j.j. ramberg. welcome to "your business" where we give you information and add vees to help your small business grow. every spring tech sbre-- in the nick of time they pivoted and ended upturning it into a business that's disrupting the job hunting industry. ♪ >> when you guys were last here we were getting ready to go to south by and we entered that competition. we did well. >> two years ago when we first met tom, he was polishing the push for yabbly. >> and i am going to go right now. i'm tom from yabbli. >> he and his partner had just been invited to the south by southwest pitch contest. and they were riding in the fast track. >> right now we have the team from yabbly. and they are changing the way people shop for products. >> i'm tom from yabbly. >> fast forward two years and a lot has changed. >> the current name of the company is poachable. and it wasn't always named that. >> from yabbly to poachable. the name wasn't just the start. they actually changed the entire company. they shifted from

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j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." where we give you tips and advice that helps your small business grow. the real estate company named after barbara corcoran and the children's party company named after the founder dan the man, these two are examples of companies that started their brands off on the charisma and skills of one person. but, when your customers love your company because they love you, what happens as you grow and one person can no longer handle all the demands? well, this is exactly the issue that faced one phoenix based wedding photographer. she had to figure out a way to not only hire people who cared about her company as much as she did, but also get her customers to trust them as much as they trusted her. when christine and santino flores started planning their dream wedding they knew the one thing they couldn't compromise on was hiring the perfect person to capture the moment. >> we allotted probably a majority of our budget besides the ceremony fee on our photos and we really wanted to make sure th

j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to help your small business grow. can a nail salon chain become the next starbucks? well if the founders behind a boston-based company called miniluxe have it their way, it will. they've modeled their business after the coffee giant and hope that their brand becomes equally ubiquitous. it started with a challenge. >> small cappuccino. >> what is out there that can be starbuckable. that's pretty damn cool. you know we took a industry that is mundane, cup of joe on every corner and changed what it meant. >> when tony chan issued the starbucks challenge to his colleagues at cue ball a small boston investment firm his partners didn't have to look far for the answer. >> one day i was walking down the street of my hometown, actually and i noticed nail salon to the right and nail salon to the left and the light bulb went off. >> the $8 billion nail industry was just the kind of business they were looking for. >> we are doing to the nail indust

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j.j. ramberg and welcome to your "your business." the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. getting your customers to embrace your brand is hard. but when you do it right, it's sort of magic. that's when you get customer loyalty, and a business that is more than just a passing fad. we visited one company which combines paint, a few glasses of wine and a smart business plan that's making it all work. >> i think it's still here because it hit a nerve. >> people said it's a fad. and i always say, well was golf a fad? >> renee maloney and cathie deano's company has a colorful future. they know that it's more than just a trend. >> we built this concept thinking it would just be a fun night out for women. >> if it had been a fad it would have fallen off way before now. we started out in a recession, and we never missed a beat. >> the founders of painting with a twist in mandeville louisiana, say they saw demand right from the start. >> people were waiting, you know, open open open at the front door when we would get there to

j.j. ramberg, and welcome to "your business." where we give you information and advice to help your small business grow and survive. and today, we are going to help a real survivor. recently, a viewer wrote us about her neighborhood bake shop. the company started while the owner was undergoing cancer treatment. and was now in trouble. so much trouble that she feared that the business was on the brink of failure. well, we got our "your business" makeover team together and headed out to the mile high city of denver to try and help save this business. i'm here in denver with a "your business" makeover team to answer a call for help from a viewer. her neighborhood bakery has been making cupcakes for more than seven years. and now, she says, they need our help. let's go give this business a makeover. you must be kathleen. >> you must be j.j. >> i am. it's so nice to meet you. kathleen is the owner of big fat cupcake in the cherry creek section of denver. this is where it all happens? >> yes. so j.j. this is where we do all of our baki