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| The Video Duplication Business |
home | free library | forums | site search | email | store | rss feed the video duplication business by steve yankee with a minimum investment of time and money, you can add significantly to yourhose tunnel-vision competitors bother to do their own in-house duplication. "it's too much of a bother," they tell me. "who wants to pick up a couple bucks here and there with duping tapes when we $15,000 a month. now that's serious money. *if you're producing video programs --whether they're low or medium-end industrials, weddings, live events or your own "how-to" tapes --you should be in thedd significantly to your video income by offering vhs, cd and even dvd duplication! picture this: a customer walks in, or calls you. they've got a two-hour tape and need 10 copies on vhs. you sell are recorded properly, remove the finished tapes and pop the recording tabs to make sure the content can't be accidentally erased. since you need a total of 10 tapes, you load in two more blank twon't vhs a dead format?" according to the international recording media association (irma), "reports of the death of the videocassette industry are not "greatly exaggerated," they are totally wrong!ur existing and new clientele. to set up your own duplication business, see steve yankee's "secrets of setting up a professional duplication system" which shows you all the equipment options for
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