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how do you find a location?

I'm interested in opening a business specifically a vinyl and CDS store. how do you decide on a location from the store because I know that the location is one the more important parts of the opening one.

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William’s Answer

Contact your local chamber of commerce.

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Contact your local towns in your general area at the Chamber of commerce office.
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Jonas’s Answer

Shoot Im not too sure. Would try like a good city that has a background with music. It's a certain few that still look for vinyls some people love that classic feel. Do your homework on cities in America and go from there. Just a thought process.
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Austin’s Answer

Hello and good morning.
The only thing I can tell you about location depends upon you you have to determine where you want to do business and where you want your business seen That's something that you have to determine you may want to be in a busy section of town or you want to be in a laid-back sort of town but that all depends on what you want to do so all I can say is try to make a good decision on that. God bless.
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Thomas’s Answer

Just thinking about opening a business is great. You're correct the location of a store is critical and relates to amount of potential customers that frequent your store. If we're talking vinyl records and music, then you'd like to be in an area of related stores. Coffee shops, retail stores and businesses who's customers who are in the neighborhood and may pass by your store. For example, at the beach there's concentrations of stores that sell products for being at the beach...makes sense. Music is a great product to consume with people with like tastes. I'd recommend doing some field work...go visit an existing store and observe it's customers. Also, walk around the store location and see if related businesses are sharing or have the potential to share customers.
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