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Genre: Music
Date of upload: Premiered Nov 3, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.968 (3/372 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-18T16:28:43.666012Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
1st hand experience is all you have to bring to the table? Well, that's the most important thing there is. Book knowledge is nothing compared to actual experience like you have. For me, branding is all about image. Just like an actor, their whole persona is centered around branding themselves and creating a unique image. Most important thing about branding is that it has to fit your personality. I'm a business owner as well and I love talking business like this. Looking forward to your series.
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Canāt tell you how much I appreciate you taking the time to talk through this. And as a bonus, itās just straight forward information, none of the āhey, buy this book for all the detailsā crap.
As someone that has been in phase 1 for a while now, and headed quickly towards your next stage, this is a very timely video! Thanks for your love of records and the record community.
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Great video and very helpful! Iām older and had a successful dance/electronica/house music vinyl store in San Francisco from 96 to 2003. At the time it reached to be the top dj record store in the USA. After o closed, I held on to my inventory and large collection for about 5 years and around 2003 to 08 seemed no one was interested in vinyl and everyone, especially djs all went digital. So it seem what I had (inventory) had no value, but had tremendous value for me bc Iāve been collecting since 85 and consider myself one of the first to dig at records stores and flea markets (crate diggers).
So for about 20 years, I didnāt think about getting back into the record business or keep up with new music and before was considered the music guru for various reasons. So I didnāt realize record stores and vinyl was back and usually big major cities like SF always seem to have plenty but there was a dry spell for about 2 decades and noticed itās coming back and strong.
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This was very helpful, in a stringed instrument store, I love records I collect. I had a friend who had a record store, and he lost it when his land lord passed. Now we have a little pop up room for his records and it fits great with my guitars šøā¤ļø appreciate you taking the time to make this video!
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So excited for this series! I have always wanted to open my own shop here locally. Back at the end of 2019 we had a local shop open but is now closing for good at the end of this year. While that's super disappointing and a bit discouraging, I feel like along the way, while I supported the shop over the past 3 years, there were many things I picked up that I would not do the same. Almost like someone else tested the market for me lol
Anyways, looking forward to the next video on location as to your thoughts!
PS - i live about 45 min from the closest other record shop.
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Really cool of you to share your knowledge and experiences. I think with NTX you've carved out a niche in the local scene by having a reliably well curated selection of used inventory and aleays keeping it fresh. My days of endlessly digging through rows of dusty bins are getting fewer and fewer:) Thanks man - Andy
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@gabergabe223
1 year ago
This series is what I need to see. Thank you for taking the time to make this.
My father was a collector until he passed in 2019. He DJād all through the disco era and I dreamt of carrying the torch as early as middle school. My lifestyle lead me down a different road halfway through high school. I have his entire legacy now. About 20,000 12ā cataloged. I havenāt got a count on all the 45s and other formats. Reel to reels even.
Iām in BROOKLYN, NY and want to open a store. I wonāt sell in bulk. So Iām paying attention. Again, thank you for making these.
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