To make dance music CDs more accessible in the 2000s, Vsevolod launched an online store

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At that time, it was difficult to find music for dancing and competitions: CDs were expensive, and there were relatively few tracks on the Internet. Vsevolod himself faced this because he danced and taught children. He began to re-record the music he bought onto CDs, and also make DVD recordings of competitions. To sell the CDs, Vsevolod opened an online store in 2007.

This is what Vsevolod's online store looked like in 2007
The number of orders depended on the season. From the end of May to mid-August, dance schools were closed, there were no competitions, so sales were low. From September to New Year, demand was usually high, turkey telegram data but one December, only a few orders arrived.

As usual, I was getting ready to take orders, because high demand was usual for December. The store was open, but no one made purchases. It was a surprise to me. It turned out that many people started looking for music on forums and torrents.

Even before the sales decline, Vsevolod's friend suggested selling dance shoes online. But the idea didn't seem viable at the time, since you can't try on shoes online. When people stopped selling the discs, Vsevolod reconsidered his decision.

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