Online ISN’T Always BETTER. | Game Retail Ramblings Ep. 19

[@davidfinn3085]

Great info as always

[@travisskane5459]

There's always this idea that game stores are run "for the love of the hobby" and not profits, so it's great to hear the ways a physical store can survive and thrive in a digital "on my doorstep in 48 hours" age. Thanks for another insightful video

[@traviss9612]

Thanks so much. We’re very profit focused. Without profit we are no good to anyone.

[@andyrogers5500]

We’re just really excited to hear about how you think and run the store. 🎉

[@HeathNewton1]

Would love to hear more about staff training, feedback, hiring, meetings, and some of the more basic things for a business, but I would love to hear about them from your perspective.

[@traviss9612]

Thanks for the topic ideas Heath. I’ll see what I can do.

[@djwillme]

This highlights so many of the reasons that I choose not to shop at a LGS unless they can meet/beat the price of online. My most local store was online and opened retail but they’ve got a lot to learn.

[@ForgottenLabyrinth]

Would love to hear about building a community!

[@traviss9612]

That’s a vote for Community building. Thanks so much.

[@pmhorror]

Would like to hear a video about the streaming equipment you are using. I think I have found your microphone arm and microphone, but no clue on the video and whatever else. I have wanted to start streaming and like the quality of yours!

[@pfcravt]

Lol at blood and guts and then, going to AEW. Need to go to another AEW show

[@traviss9612]

The Buffalo show was great. Forbidden Door was solid too.

[@pfcravt]

@@traviss9612 definitely more reason for me to go. Being on the West Coast feels like a deadzone most of the time. But we do have some good indie scenes