Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions

1. What should a music store aim to do?
2. What is the most important in running an independent music store?
3. What kind of employees do we need to successfully run a music store? 
4. Where can we find such employees?
5. How can we best work with our employees?
6. What kind of customers should we expect in an independent music store?
7. Should there be a certain demographic to aim for when running a music store?
8. How can we appeal to customers?
9. How can we best work with our customers?
10. Should we work with our community?
11. How do we work with our community? / What are the ways we can work with our community?
12. How do we best advertise?
13. How do we compete against large chain music stores?
14. Is our only option to find a special niche? Could an independent store that only sells various instruments with no focus on certain types of instruments survive?
15. Is it important to 'keep up with the times' as a music store? Or is a music store a type of business with  basic, ageless information?
16. How do we 'keep up with the times' as an independent music store?
17. How important is it to be a musician ourselves when owning and running a music store?
18. How important are music lessons to the livelihood of an independent music store?
19. What kind of people should we network with?
20. What is the one thing that a music store should absolutely never do?