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Best Sales-Person In The Store?

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Rob Stefaniak
on January 25, 2008
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Are You Sure You Can Sell This?Let’s work this one out: the world as one giant music store…

Who are the best sales-people (or, the best person to sell a piece of music to you) in the store / world?

  1. the Artist (seeing an Artist perform live)
  2. trusted and knowledgeable staff (music taste experts / media)
  3. friends with similar music tastes / interests (non-media)

Is there anything more to this? Does it ever go beyond this?

1 Response to “Best Sales-Person In The Store?”

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  1. 1 Joshua Pieper
    January 27, 2008 at 11:40 am

    for me it is #3. I talk with friends about music….then I explore the web…then if I want the music I buy it either digitally or on vinyl. I prefer vinyl because I am a collector of things, and a great piece of vinyl with artwork etc is soooo nice in this age of faceless albums.

    - jp

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