Would you rather have too much or too little demand?

**Alex Marsh** · 10-08-2010 04:53 PM

For a while I had too little demand but suddenly I had too much demand, and it was really hard to manage it all. It was transferring DVDs and it takes a long time per video so it took quite a while.

Which do you prefer? I'm not sure which I prefer, I probally need more experiance to be able to make that choice.

**ernest1918** · 10-08-2010 05:45 PM

I would rather have too much demand, because then that means more business. If you are having trouble managing why don't you hire someone to help you out.

**Alex Marsh** · 10-08-2010 05:55 PM

I'm only 15 lol and not worth hiring anyway because the job wouldn't last that long and for what I do , unless you buy more machinery, you cant transfer more vids.
But high demand is probally better.

**ernest1918** · 10-08-2010 05:59 PM

Well with higher demand more business means you more money which can mean you can buy more machinery to do what you have to do and make a quicker return

**Alex Marsh** · 10-08-2010 06:08 PM

So my questions answered. Too much demand is better. Pretty obvious actually, unless the person has to do other things too that take time

**JamesDelcampJr** · 10-08-2010 11:42 PM

Too much demand is better if you are coming from a purely capitalistic stand point. But, I personally believe little demand is sometimes much better because it gives you a chance to expand with the customers that you have. You can still make a lot of money without necessarily having to increase demand. Take care of people and they will take care of you. The more customers you end up having not only stretches your resources but it takes away from the quality you can deliver yourself.