The problem is not all people know about bitcoins, even in my area only 1-2 people know about bitcoin. Before we encourage local businesses to use bitcoin, we need to introduce them first about what and how is bitcoin works. I'm sure they will start using bitcoin if the buyer want using bitcoin as the payment.
That's why op is asking on how we are going to encourage those people and business owners to use bitcoin. And how you are going to introduce it then? My suggestion would be you need to talk to them house to house or collect those people who are interested that has small business and have a meeting with them, so that you can explain and introduce it to them easily.
That suggestion is laughable, honestly. Have you seen Jehovah's witnesses knocking house to house and then get rejected all of the time? A lot of people have made jokes about them. That's how foolish you would look like when you try and talk to people house to house. What are you going to do? Knock at a stranger's house and say, "Hi. Do you know bitcoins? Bitcoin is a decentralized crypto-currency blah blah...."
Moreover, people won't just let you in inside their house for some knowledge that they can be well-versed of in just a matter of minutes of searching on google.So you are seeing it as laughable and stupid? And you are talking about religion and business is different from that Jehovah's witnesses people. You are just thinking about one side and negative because you haven't done it before. Just try to figure out that religion is different from business even you are making that as an example. And you are just going to walk all around from your neighbor, it's just like a casual talk.
Probably not.I'm not thinking like that because I haven't done it before. I'm thinking what if someone goes knocking around the neighborhood, I thought that I would laugh when I saw someone doing such effort just to introduce bitcoins when he can simply post it on facebook where the message can reach more people. If your message really is persuading, then your post might even get shared by other people.
The difference of religion and business has nothing to do with this. The point is the idea of going house to house just to talk about some topic that can easily be found on the internet is absurd.
