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If you own a store that sells music – whether online in brick-and-mortar – you need to be selling vinyls. In recent years, they’ve gained newfound popularity, with audiophiles searching them out, looking to get original copies (or even modern versions) for their turntables. It’s a massive profit opportunity.

So you’ve decided that selling DVDs is the right option for you. Perhaps it’s the only thing you’re going to sell, or maybe it’s one more product to add to your range. In either case, you’ll need to find the best DVD wholesale distributors to ensure you can make an impact in this potentially tricky market.

In the world of digital downloads, it’s not that hard to fathom that most people simply download their music to their phones and the era of having a hard copy is over. The only hard copy music that seems to still be in fashion is vinyl as the retro feel and experience of having a record play on a turntable is still an experience many people still love to have.

Vinyl record sales have seen an incredible increase over the last ten years, with the biggest uptake happening as recently as last year. So, what is causing this resurgence and what does it mean for the vinyl record retail industry?

If you’re a movie retailer or general movie buff looking to boost your collection with the most popular films in history, we’ve put together a list of the 15 best selling movies of all time. Don’t worry, it has been adjusted to take inflation into account, so it’s not just a list of Avengers and Fast and Furious releases. Take a look, you might be surprised by what people really want when it comes to home entertainment.

Retail of DVDs and Blu-Ray is a $3.5 billion industry. Okay yes, the on-demand movie streaming industry is about 10 times that, but still, $3.5 billion means people are still buying physical format movies. A lot of people. But since most wrongly assume the industry to be near obsolete, who is still buying them and why?