Music Studio vs Photo Studio: Which is more patronized in your location?

[Kross]

A music studio is a place where audio production is done. And a music studio is where people typically take photo shots, edit them and get them in soft copy. Between a photo studio and a music studio, which one has the most customers in your location?

 

[King Belieal]

Everyone might likely have the need to patronize a photo studio. But not everyone is a potential customer for a music studio.

 

[eLdavis]

Over here a photo studio is way more patronized and lucrative compared to a music studio. We don't even have much of that here in my area.

 

[Min George]

I know that every lady would patronize a photo studio at least once in a year. That's is on their birthdays. That's the demand a photo studio has. A music studio is too niched and can't compare.

 

[Kera]

There is a reason that you would find ten photo studios before you would find one music studio. That's to tell which one has the biggest market.

 

[freelancermaria]

Photo studios are more common here than music studios. It is uncommon to find a music studio. Many people prefer to have their photos taken for occasions like birthdays and weddings.

 

[Trush Jodie]

I have patronized a photo studio at least three times this year. I haw never seen how a music studio looks like in my life.

 

[gwolf666]

Both, but the music issue is a little more complex. Finding people who are interested in music and have the resources to pay for a studio, at least in my area, is much more difficult to carry out than a photography studio, where most people want to have good photos for their social networks or as beautiful memories.

 

[Springtime]

Here, a photo studio obviously has more business. People need to take photos for ID cards, family photos etc. But not many people will go to music videos even if they enjoy singing.