r/PotteryBusiness

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Looking to talk to pottery studio owners about admin and sales challenges

hi everyone,

we're currently exploring whether there's a real need for better software/tools for pottery studios.

We're thinking about building a website t help with some of the operational side of running a studio. Right now we are mainly trying to understand whether the pain is real, and if so, where it's strongest.

Most interestingly for us is:

- admin work that eats up a lot of time

- booking/scheduling headaches

- payment or invoicing issues

- customer communication

- how you are getting new students

- are you having trouble filling your classes?

We’re not trying to pitch anything. We’re just trying to figure out whether there’s actually a need here, and what the biggest problems really are.

Thanks in advance

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u/drive-bee — 3 days ago
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thoughts on casters

I'm building a studio in an outdoor shed. I'd like the flexibility of moving things around. Has anyone put locking casters on their pottery wheel and/or kiln. Fwiw I have a Brent CXC. How has that worked or not? Advice, tips. etc would be appreciated.

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u/gemini-unicorn — 5 days ago