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Curtis Franklin · 1st December 2005

its not like anyone will be able to set off into the great frontier and find some virgin territory that doesnt have any studios in it.

the solution is simple. you must have and market a better skill set than any of your competitors.

your business is a new species, and you must be as fit as you can in order to survive. you and your competitors are all competing for the same resources.

or you could offer prices $5 per hour below all of your competitors and churn out a bunch of crap. thats what everyone does in my town.

1st December 2005	#26
Curtis Franklin Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 579	its not like anyone will be able to set off into the great frontier and find some virgin territory that doesnt have any studios in it. the solution is simple. you must have and market a better skill set than any of your competitors. your business is a new species, and you must be as fit as you can in order to survive. you and your competitors are all competing for the same resources. or you could offer prices $5 per hour below all of your competitors and churn out a bunch of crap. thats what everyone does in my town. __________________ --------------------------------------------------- Curtis Franklin - Owner www.phantom48.com - proudly sells: Antares, Blackout Effectors, Brainworx, Flux, Hosa, iZoptope, On-Stage, Presonus, Softube, Sonnox, SoundToys, SPL, Suhr, TC Electronic, Waves, and more. A better deal is only a pm away.