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- Small Shop Stories
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- [00:00:12] Host: Welcome back to Small Shop Stories. Today I am talking to Ana Ruiz, who runs a ceramics studio in Seville. [00:01:05] Ana: Thanks for having me. I started with one wheel in my parents' garage in 2019. [00:04:40] Host: When did it stop being a hobby? [00:04:48] Ana: When a restaurant ordered 200 plates. I said yes before I knew how to make 200 plates. [00:09:30] Ana: The hardest part was pricing. I was charging for the clay and forgetting my time. Now I add my hours first and the clay second. [00:15:10] Host: What about selling online? [00:15:20] Ana: Instagram brings people to the shop, but most sales still happen at markets. People want to hold a mug before they buy it. [00:22:00] Ana: My advice: say yes to one big order a year, even if it scares you. That is how you learn to scale. [00:24:30] Host: Ana, thank you.
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- Ana Ruiz, founder of a ceramics studio in Seville
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**Title options** 1. One Wheel in a Garage: Ana Ruiz on Scaling Ceramics 2. Say Yes to the Big Order: A Seville Studio's Story 3. Pricing Your Hours First: Lessons from a Ceramicist **Summary** Ana Ruiz, founder of a ceramics studio in Seville, tells how a single wheel in her parents' garage in 2019 grew into a working studio. She shares the restaurant order that turned a hobby into a business, the pricing mistake she had to fix, and why markets still beat Instagram for sales. **In this episode** - How Ana started "with one wheel in my parents' garage in 2019" - The moment it stopped being a hobby: "When a restaurant ordered 200 plates" - Why pricing was the hardest part: "I was charging for the clay and forgetting my time" - Her current approach: "I add my hours first and the clay second" - Online vs. in person: "Instagram brings people to the shop, but most sales still happen at markets" - Her advice for growing: "say yes to one big order a year, even if it scares you" **Chapters** - [00:00:12] Welcome and introduction - [00:01:05] Starting with one wheel in a garage - [00:04:40] When it stopped being a hobby - [00:09:30] The hardest part: pricing - [00:15:10] Selling online vs. at markets - [00:22:00] Ana's advice on scaling - [00:24:30] Closing **Guest** Ana Ruiz, founder of a ceramics studio in Seville
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