Sakuramoria

- Well, the simplest thing you could do is just buy an advertising space, but that's not interesting and it shifts us from a collaborative relationship to a mundane buyer-seller dynamic. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but... On our side, we primarily aim to develop our students into well-rounded adults, imparting knowledge about the world, exposing them to various life experiences, and teaching them something internal that will allow them to realize their potential in any available situation in the future. In my opinion, a quid pro quo approach would be more appropriate here. If we think about it that way, for example, you could offer a discount at "Vseznayka" for NAILS students. You might even benefit more from this than with the current pricing system. Consider this: the vast majority of our students are not working, living on stipends, money transfers from relatives, or occasional bonuses. A very small percentage of them are able to afford a part-time job, not only due to their age and related limitations, but also simply because of their academic workload. So, for example, when a student walks into your store and sees... this wonderful record with music from the East, and thinks, "Oh, I wish I could, after a hard day's work, exhausting him physically, mentally, and emotionally, get out of the bathroom, put on this wonderful music, and lose himself in it, leaning back in a chair and sipping chilled sweet tea from a faceted glass in an aluminum cup holder... it would definitely help me relax and prepare to conquer new heights the next day!", and then reaches into his pocket and realizes that he's a few hundred short, what are his options? Borrow money from friends? Take out a small consumer loan in a dark alley? In reality, he has no options. Sighing, shrugging his shoulders and eyebrows, he leaves with the thought, "Well, maybe I'll save up and buy it next month," but we know perfectly well that he won't save up next month, and will most likely spend that money somewhere else. There are many temptations in youth at every turn. So, wouldn't it be better for both of you to actually sell the product in that moment? As president, I believe it's better for the students to develop spiritually with the help of your services than to spend that money on who knows what. And considering that we have far fewer students than the number of people who will see this advertisement, I think you won't lose anything at all.