u/Kind_Pass9744

I make lots of pottery things and specialize in teasets and garden pots/accessories
How does palm street work? is it all bidding? I saw a lot of people with really low prices

Do you guys think it would be a good place for me to sell?

My ideal setup would be doing 1 show a week selling a unique teaset I made the previous week on auction and having some other pottery things available buy it now.

Maybe the show is primarily me making pottery on the wheel?

Im new to live shopping and tryin to see if there's a place for me to fit in with my offers.

im very charismatic and make good pots but I don't like doing booth sales and am trying to avoid traditional social media marketing

if you have other suggestions that be much appreciated too!

thank for reading :)

Hey Guys! ive just barely heard about this whole live shopping thing and looking to learn.

I do ceramics and am looking for a good way to sell online/ from home. I primarily do teapots in the 150-400$ range but I also do mugs and Little animal sculptures and most other ceramic things

Im imagining doing 1 unique teaset per week in a longer auction with some smaller things I make in bulk as buy it nows, is that kind of thing normal? or is it mostly for lots of quick auctions in a row? Thinking about what kinds of items and price points would work

is it better to just be talking to the camera the whole time and showing off products or would it make sense to mostly just be doing pottery at the wheel with the items in the background?

Would appreciate any insights y'all have! Ty

(was told to repost on Sunday and the OG got removed lol)

Im on a spiritual journey seeking to learn from various outlooks and paths and on the surface Epicureanism resonates with me well.
What book would you guys recommend to learn about the core beliefs/tenants?

Im on a spiritual journey and seeking to learn about various paths.
What book do you think I should start with for Zen Buddhism?