We must encourage the local bussiness to accept BTC in their bussiness, so that they are updated to the latest bussiness transaction in our networking society. Many bussiness sector use BTC as their bank account or we should say their money. BTC is the most legal way to transact bussiness using bitcoin as your money. As the year passes by many bussiness sector overcome the network society where online bussiness already produced. So the needs of the local bussiness must required through BTC, and they must know the good benefits of btc in their bussiness cycle.
Unless you transgressed through time, then you're just being delusional. All of what you're saying belongs to the future and we're still not 100% sure if it's going to be that way. "Many" business sector? Can you name them? I doubt that there's more than 10 businesses out there that's been using bitcoin as a way to store their money. Of course companies that started in bitcoin don't belong here like the ICOs/crowdsale. Many merchants are interested in accepting bitcoin because of the hype but then they learn that the transaction fee would be a huge percentage of the money transferred for microtransactions.
Organizing small seminars about the benefits of using bitcoins in business. You can also show them a little about setting it up and using how it works, this way they would fall in love the modesty of the system. Show them stats about the success of biotin in your community and the future speculations so they are confident to accept it.
If one of the business owners starts using bitcoin system for payment other will be automatically attracted to it in no time.That's what I really doubt. Why? Because steam, Microsoft, and Starbucks are already accepting bitcoins yet here we are. Unless the majority of merchants are already accepting bitcoins and a lot of people are looking for it, merchants, especially the small ones, will still not accept bitcoins. It's not a chain reaction that if your neighboring store is accepting bitcoins, you're inclined to accept it as well.
I think the only way to truly encourage local businesses to accept bitcoin is for customers to go ask for it. One customer asks for bitcoin payment, the store owner doesn't take notice. But if in a day, 10 people are asking for it, then they will be intrigued and start searching about it. He might even look for a guy that can implement it to his store system.
But that's not going to happen today unless we hire 10 different guys to pretend that they are looking for bitcoin payment. Of course they have to know about bitcoin in order to qualify because the store owner might start asking questions.
