About Us
Painting UR Way offers a place where people with or without artistic ability can enjoy guided painting instruction to recreate a work of art while adding their own personal touch.
We focus is on creating a relaxing, stress-free and fun environment, whether it’s for one person, couples or groups. We provide all of the materials, plus wine, beer and beverages for sale.
Our clients bring their sense of fun and imagination and leave with their own personal work of art
How We Got Started
We are a family owned business and felt this was a great unique entertainment opportunity. We all like having fun and this is a new creative way to do so.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (4)
"Love this place!!!! The owners are awesome!!! Lots of fun and something different to do. ..."
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"Love this place!!!! The owners are awesome!!! Lots of fun and something different to do. Definitely a must do. "
"I love Painting UR Way! Great place for Date Night or a fun Girls Night Out!"
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Recommendations Given (2)
"The Ladies who run this group are energetic, kind and absolutely amazing! They are offer..."
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"The Ladies who run this group are energetic, kind and absolutely amazing! They are offer exciting and fun events for Mom and the kids. They are very dedicated and truly care about the Moms they reach.
Amelia"
"Teri is a wonderful person. She has a kind heart and is interested in helping others succeed in..."
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"Teri is a wonderful person. She has a kind heart and is interested in helping others succeed in their business. Her open and honest personality draws people to her naturally."
Recent Activity
When I first opened my business I was desperate for customers and did significantly discount the classes or offer a lot of freebies.
I learned very quickly that going to great lengths to secure a customer rarely yields the results expected or desired. When you bend over backwards, customers...
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When I first opened my business I was desperate for customers and did significantly discount the classes or offer a lot of freebies.
I learned very quickly that going to great lengths to secure a customer rarely yields the results expected or desired. When you bend over backwards, customers often think it's what you should or could have done from the beginning, so they expect the same or more going forward. And extra ordinary offers or deals are not sustainable long term.
What I do now is strive to secure our customers and have them return to our business based on the service and experience we provide when they visit our studio. For the most part this has worked well for us. The majority of our YELP and Facebook reviews refer to the positive experience they had at our studio and the excellent customer service. Those customers from the early days that I gave a great deal never left reviews or for the most part returned to the studio.
I am struggling with figuring out this balance myself. I use Facebook and Instagram a lot. When I "boost" the posts, I get lots of likes but it doesn't necessarily translate to 'butts in seats", which is what I need. I see comments about the radio on here and I am thinking of looking into...
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I am struggling with figuring out this balance myself. I use Facebook and Instagram a lot. When I "boost" the posts, I get lots of likes but it doesn't necessarily translate to 'butts in seats", which is what I need. I see comments about the radio on here and I am thinking of looking into that. I have also recently signed up with Fanbank. It's a service that's supposed to help small businesses reach a broader audience. Again reaching more people would be great but "clicks" don't pay the rent. If it works well for my business, I will post an update.
My business is very small and I work with just a very Artist and I am happy to say I have almost no employee challenges. My Artists all have other jobs, so I have to schedule their time with me at least 30 days in advance. That works well for them and my business. Also, they are very good about...
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My business is very small and I work with just a very Artist and I am happy to say I have almost no employee challenges. My Artists all have other jobs, so I have to schedule their time with me at least 30 days in advance. That works well for them and my business. Also, they are very good about being flexible should I need them during the month.