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I'm a digital marketer and I've helped stores in neighborhood create online presence. I educate them on the advantages of taking their business online. I see this as my own way of helping businesses in my neighborhood. Some actually want to put their business online but don't know how to while some just don't want to (for various reasons). I will be doing more educating this year too and I think that's what we should do. It's a digital world and if you want to stay alive as a business you have to move with the current.

And who is promoting their goods / products, is there any kind of advertising, or how does it work for you? For many people who are not familiar with online sales, this can be a very difficult moment, because they do not understand how to do it right.

For some, spending on advertising may become unacceptable, or they may need to increase the cost of their products to make it profitable. In any case, you are doing a good job, people need to be helped to sell through the Internet, this is the future and more and more users are looking for goods online every day.

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Quote from: Alpha Marine on January 12, 2023, 07:57:26 PM

It doesn't work like that. I can't buy from a store in my neighborhood just because they're in my neighborhood. It's good to support local business, I agree but the recession is affecting everybody. If there's an online store that gives me a better offer I'll take it.

Receiving better and cheaper offers on online shops for the things we need is very normal and common for everyone, even though it looks bad for the local business people around us. But that can at least help us as customers who are saving money in difficult conditions, because local business people also won't want to help us when we are having difficulties. So there is no need to pay attention to things like that because business people are looking for profits and they are also very aware of business competition in this world.

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I'm a digital marketer and I've helped stores in neighborhood create online presence. I educate them on the advantages of taking their business online. I see this as my own way of helping businesses in my neighborhood. Some actually want to put their business online but don't know how to while some just don't want to (for various reasons). I will be doing more educating this year too and I think that's what we should do. It's a digital world and if you want to stay alive as a business you have to move with the current.

What you are doing is extraordinary because some people who are still in business and want their business to continue smoothly clearly have to keep up with the times at this time, in other words, they cannot go against the flow if they want to stay alive by running their business. So don't mind those who still have reasons to refuse your offer or invitation to be better, because you just need to focus more on those who want to listen to you for this or for better changes.

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Quote from: bangjoe on December 26, 2022, 10:59:35 AM

If you are a person who has money to shop for daily needs, I suggest you buy from merchants around you instead of shopping online whose stores are far from your place. This must be done to turn the wheels of the economy in your neighbourhood and save them from bankruptcy, at least you give them space to live.

It doesn't work like that. I can't buy from a store in my neighborhood just because they're in my neighborhood. It's good to support local business, I agree but the recession is affecting everybody. If there's an online store that gives me a better offer I'll take it.

I'm a digital marketer and I've helped stores in neighborhood create online presence. I educate them on the advantages of taking their business online. I see this as my own way of helping businesses in my neighborhood. Some actually want to put their business online but don't know how to while some just don't want to (for various reasons). I will be doing more educating this year too and I think that's what we should do. It's a digital world and if you want to stay alive as a business you have to move with the current.

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Quote from: AmoreJaz on January 10, 2023, 05:43:23 PM

Quote from: Obari on January 09, 2023, 04:33:49 PM

This is right and I agree with your prepositions of supporting our local business especially tye ones around us.
I've been an advocate of supporting local businesses and I've done this by trying to patronize the goods and services of friends around me and I always feel fulfied after doing this and I don't ever regret this, I always tell my friends to do same because by so doing, we could all help each other grow.
I've also heard of people talk about price slash for goods online but I still ask them if they also consider the cost of delivery?
I'm not against online shopping but it doesn't make sense buying outside when your neighborhood has same product.

some online merchants are giving free shipping vouchers, discounts or cashbacks, hence, some people are getting hooked in online shopping. with the financial crisis, some people are really into buying cheaper products. some will go to their central market rather than buying from their neighbourhood which sells more expensive items. we can't blame people for looking for more cheaper alternative routes.

It's true that now everything is completely online, even just buying flowers online. How can people not be tempted by these services, you just have to choose which one to buy and then pay, even now there is a cod (cash on delivery) feature that makes it easier for buyers to pay. But the drawback is, maybe we can be deceived by goods that don't come as you expect. therefore we must be able to distinguish which ones to buy online and in person. Besides that, the advantages that you get when shopping directly are that you can immediately see the goods' texture, material, color, etc.

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Quote from: AmoreJaz on January 10, 2023, 05:43:23 PM

Quote from: Obari on January 09, 2023, 04:33:49 PM

This is right and I agree with your prepositions of supporting our local business especially tye ones around us.
I've been an advocate of supporting local businesses and I've done this by trying to patronize the goods and services of friends around me and I always feel fulfied after doing this and I don't ever regret this, I always tell my friends to do same because by so doing, we could all help each other grow.
I've also heard of people talk about price slash for goods online but I still ask them if they also consider the cost of delivery?
I'm not against online shopping but it doesn't make sense buying outside when your neighborhood has same product.

some online merchants are giving free shipping vouchers, discounts or cashbacks, hence, some people are getting hooked in online shopping. with the financial crisis, some people are really into buying cheaper products. some will go to their central market rather than buying from their neighbourhood which sells more expensive items. we can't blame people for looking for more cheaper alternative routes.

And this is without a doubt a problem, I think the majority of the people can realize that if given the choice it would be better for their local economy to buy the products that are being offered by the people that live there, however due to the inflation we have been experimenting people are short on cash, so if they can save a little bit on their purchases then they are going to take that option, otherwise it would be impossible for them to pay their bills, which as we know they have become more expensive during the last year.

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Quote from: Obari on January 09, 2023, 04:33:49 PM

This is right and I agree with your prepositions of supporting our local business especially tye ones around us.
I've been an advocate of supporting local businesses and I've done this by trying to patronize the goods and services of friends around me and I always feel fulfied after doing this and I don't ever regret this, I always tell my friends to do same because by so doing, we could all help each other grow.
I've also heard of people talk about price slash for goods online but I still ask them if they also consider the cost of delivery?
I'm not against online shopping but it doesn't make sense buying outside when your neighborhood has same product.

some online merchants are giving free shipping vouchers, discounts or cashbacks, hence, some people are getting hooked in online shopping. with the financial crisis, some people are really into buying cheaper products. some will go to their central market rather than buying from their neighbourhood which sells more expensive items. we can't blame people for looking for more cheaper alternative routes.

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In this aspect I don't understand exactly what you mean buy environmental economics cycle but I believe from my own understanding that economic or economy of a particular country can be easily the control with the government not by an individual and what makes our economic Factors to be abnormal it's because of our management

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This is right and I agree with your prepositions of supporting our local business especially the ones around us.
I've been an advocate of supporting local businesses and I've done this by trying to patronize the goods and services of friends around me and I always feel fullfied after doing this and I don't ever regret this, I always tell my friends to do same because by so doing, we could all help each other grow.
I've also heard of people talk about price slash for goods online but I still ask them if they also consider the cost of delivery?
I'm not against online shopping but it doesn't make sense buying outside when your neighborhood has same product.

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Quote from: bangjoe on December 26, 2022, 10:59:35 AM

Hi, friends.

We are currently in a chaotic phase of global economic uncertainty, everywhere in the world is almost similar to this situation in terms of economy, energy scarcity, food scarcity and many others. but that's not what will be discussed with friends here.

A few days ago I was walking around the housing complex, and I noticed that a lot of grocery stores and other needs (conventional/retailers) had gone bankrupt, maybe this happened because prices were soaring even worse, and people prefer to buy from online stores instead of buying from neighbours, which causes the economy to slow down is undeniably this is the impact of the global economic chaos and technological advances.

If you are a person who has money to shop for daily needs, I suggest you buy from merchants around you instead of shopping online whose stores are far from your place. This must be done to turn the wheels of the economy in your neighbourhood and save them from bankruptcy, at least you give them space to live.

Each recession is generally unique and comes from a whole new set of shocks that were unexpected before, but we're actually living in the most prosperous few decades that humanity has ever seen and should always be grateful for that fact. The current disasters will hopefully resolve themselves in due time, we're slowly getting past the shock that Covid caused us and eventually Russia 's invasion will get defeated so we can return to normality. That will help prices to stabilize once again, commodities will come down and efficiency will improve to lower prices of the products that we all use. The richest countries of the world have possibly been sheltered the most from increasing prices so it will benefit the poorest countries the most when this happens.

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Quote from: bangjoe on December 30, 2022, 12:08:04 AM

Okay, maybe most people complain about conventional stores because the prices offered are higher than the prices offered by online stores, it's natural for you to be in a situation like now, economic turmoil occurred in various industrial sectors and was accompanied by inflation. definitely looking for the best price to save money in the current circumstances.
After I read the book a few days ago, it turned out that it is normal for a business to be disrupted by new innovations and if for business people to be unable to balance or adapt to changing times.

The average person buys things by shopping online because it's easier and cheaper he said, the difference in price makes other people reason to buy even though the place is far away, I really realize that the current conditions are very difficult conditions for everyone so take care of their money to save money. But if we talk morally maybe we have to buy necessities in the surrounding area to help economic growth and save it from bankruptcy. That is the dilemma, we need cheap goods to save money and we also sometimes cannot see the small traders around us going bankrupt because no one wants to buy goods from them.

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Is it cheap to buy items online? It is opposite in our country; buying in our local shops or neighborhood is way cheaper unless you haven't seen that item you need, then that is the time you will buy it online. But in terms of food and other needs, people here tend to buy their needs locally, like those people who sell on the sidewalk (they are cheaper than in those shops). Those majority of people who buy online is because they do not want to leave in their houses due COVID but now businesses, including shops, are beginning to gain profits and customers, unlike when the pandemic hits.

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At present the economic crisis is increasingly felt, and this has happened for so long since the pandemic until now it has not been fully stable as it used to be. So, as you said, saving others in the worst, there is something that is highly recommended, especially the people around us. ,whatever we can do, right now is something we have to live to care for each other, maybe some people have their own reasons why they prefer shopping elsewhere, it could be because of different prices, so everything can be adjusted if we have the desire to always live in harmony around our environment.

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We can only assume that life is going to be better in the future. We are equally into this. Let us not forget there are only 1% rich who can literally live by doing nothing by this time. They have earned good amount of fortune for them. Then comes the second group of people who are well settled to enjoy their few generation to come and then some of them who can survive for next 50-100 years by doing nothing. For the rest, where I come, damn I have to keep my ass on the line to work day and night and feed my family. Always searching for the extra income, passive sources whether it would take my sleep away or one times food, I am fine but that's how I have to keep the economic cycle running for me and my family. Literally I am used to it now.

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Quote from: monineklutak on January 08, 2023, 04:32:04 AM

Indeed, in an online store, it requires a courier or delivery fee, but in an offline store, the expenses are much more.
employees and building rent are examples so the price is also more expensive,
more or less like that short explanation

Everyone can make price comparisons on the same goods with the same benefits before buying an item at a particular store. So don't be surprised when everyone needs to see a lower price on the goods he wants to buy with good quality. And this is the best way for everyone to continue to save money in spending something in the current conditions. Because for me it's not the online or offline that's the problem, but the same goods with the same quality but the prices are very much different.

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On the one hand, you are right that some merchants went bankrupt and this is certainly very bad, but the progress that we so wanted so much is to some extent to blame. The ability to order goods without leaving home is cool, it saves you time and sometimes even money, which is why people are increasingly choosing the opportunity to shop online. So I went to a large store to buy a synthesizer for my child, and it turned out that it simply wasn’t in stores. And I had to go home and order it online. And believe me, this happens so often now. Then why should I waste time and money on a trip to the store when they don't have what I need? This is just one example. But I want to reassure you, there are still many people who buy goods in real stores and markets.

what you say is true. other than that the items we want don't exist and it's a waste of time traveling from home to the store. there are other things that make online shopping a lot of interest.

As happened to me, I found an item at an online shop in the same city but couldn't serve it offline. After searching, I found the offline store, but the prices there were all more expensive than those online.

a little confused even though online you have to pack and have to pay for the courier too. What's the difference in management? what's the difference in taxes? Is this a strategy for eliminating offline stores? Those who know can answer yes.

Indeed, in an online store, it requires a courier or delivery fee, but in an offline store, the expenses are much more.
employees and building rent are examples so the price is also more expensive,
more or less like that short explanation

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Quote from: zaki12 on January 05, 2023, 09:30:18 AM

Quote from: ven7net on December 31, 2022, 05:06:30 PM

On the one hand, you are right that some merchants went bankrupt and this is certainly very bad, but the progress that we so wanted so much is to some extent to blame. The ability to order goods without leaving home is cool, it saves you time and sometimes even money, which is why people are increasingly choosing the opportunity to shop online. So I went to a large store to buy a synthesizer for my child, and it turned out that it simply wasn’t in stores. And I had to go home and order it online. And believe me, this happens so often now. Then why should I waste time and money on a trip to the store when they don't have what I need? This is just one example. But I want to reassure you, there are still many people who buy goods in real stores and markets.

what you say is true. other than that the items we want don't exist and it's a waste of time traveling from home to the store. there are other things that make online shopping a lot of interest.

As happened to me, I found an item at an online shop in the same city but couldn't serve it offline. After searching, I found the offline store, but the prices there were all more expensive than those online.

a little confused even though online you have to pack and have to pay for the courier too. What's the difference in management? what's the difference in taxes? Is this a strategy for eliminating offline stores? Those who know can answer yes.

Traveling still has its own benefits too. I am not talking about riding a vehicle but when we simply walk. We can burn some extra calories this way which is good for our body. People shouldn't be lazy and rely all to online because it can also cause a health problem in the long run.

I think the reason why items on offline shops are a little expensive is because they pay a rent for that place. They do also have other expenses like water bills, electricity, personnels, etc. but this all can be avoided if the setup is only online. Yes, they can pay for the courier but they can save a lot if the items that will be delivered are in bulk. This isn't a strategy to eliminate offline stores. That's crazy.

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Quote from: ven7net on December 31, 2022, 05:06:30 PM

On the one hand, you are right that some merchants went bankrupt and this is certainly very bad, but the progress that we so wanted so much is to some extent to blame. The ability to order goods without leaving home is cool, it saves you time and sometimes even money, which is why people are increasingly choosing the opportunity to shop online. So I went to a large store to buy a synthesizer for my child, and it turned out that it simply wasn’t in stores. And I had to go home and order it online. And believe me, this happens so often now. Then why should I waste time and money on a trip to the store when they don't have what I need? This is just one example. But I want to reassure you, there are still many people who buy goods in real stores and markets.

what you say is true. other than that the items we want don't exist and it's a waste of time traveling from home to the store. there are other things that make online shopping a lot of interest.

As happened to me, I found an item at an online shop in the same city but couldn't serve it offline. After searching, I found the offline store, but the prices there were all more expensive than those online.

a little confused even though online you have to pack and have to pay for the courier too. What's the difference in management? what's the difference in taxes? Is this a strategy for eliminating offline stores? Those who know can answer yes.

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Quote from: bangjoe on December 26, 2022, 10:59:35 AM

Hi, friends.

We are currently in a chaotic phase of global economic uncertainty, everywhere in the world is almost similar to this situation in terms of economy, energy scarcity, food scarcity and many others. but that's not what will be discussed with friends here.

A few days ago I was walking around the housing complex, and I noticed that a lot of grocery stores and other needs (conventional/retailers) had gone bankrupt, maybe this happened because prices were soaring even worse, and people prefer to buy from online stores instead of buying from neighbours, which causes the economy to slow down is undeniably this is the impact of the global economic chaos and technological advances.

If you are a person who has money to shop for daily needs, I suggest you buy from merchants around you instead of shopping online whose stores are far from your place. This must be done to turn the wheels of the economy in your neighbourhood and save them from bankruptcy, at least you give them space to live.

On the one hand, you are right that some merchants went bankrupt and this is certainly very bad, but the progress that we so wanted so much is to some extent to blame. The ability to order goods without leaving home is cool, it saves you time and sometimes even money, which is why people are increasingly choosing the opportunity to shop online. So I went to a large store to buy a synthesizer for my child, and it turned out that it simply wasn’t in stores. And I had to go home and order it online. And believe me, this happens so often now. Then why should I waste time and money on a trip to the store when they don't have what I need? This is just one example. But I want to reassure you, there are still many people who buy goods in real stores and markets.

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Online shoppers are not the problem, it is the inflation happening that cause of sudden price hikes for all of the products. Also, we can't force people to stop online shopping if that's what they want, because it is convenient and much cheaper in my opinion because of vouchers and discounts. Economy will continue to collapse if the Government doesn't have any plans on how to solve the economic problem in their respective countries.

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Quote from: bangjoe on December 30, 2022, 12:08:04 AM

Okay, maybe most people complain about conventional stores because the prices offered are higher than the prices offered by online stores, it's natural for you to be in a situation like now, economic turmoil occurred in various industrial sectors and was accompanied by inflation. definitely looking for the best price to save money in the current circumstances.
After I read the book a few days ago, it turned out that it is normal for a business to be disrupted by new innovations and if for business people to be unable to balance or adapt to changing times.

The weird thing about where I live is that online stores have higher price in our culture because it means they are providing an extra service. Yes I know that if you go to a store and buy something, the store would have to pay rent and salaries and bills etc etc, whereas if it's just a warehouse, it's cheaper because instead of 20 stores and 200 workers, they could have 1 warehouse and 10 workers and they could reach out to everyone.

However, they are saying between shipping and providing you with sizes (if you buy a clothing and it's too small, you can send it back and get a bigger size) and you not be needed to leave your house and all, these are all extra services instead of you leaving the house and going to a store and trying and buying and coming back, so they charge higher for online stores.

We're lucky because, in our place, online stores have cheaper products. Local platforms always offer free shipping services which are also convenient for us. Maybe that's the reason why physical stores have lesser sales when online markets existed. It's way more convenient and twice cheaper so customers could save bigger. Physical stores are now having a hard time competing with online sellers so it's a big challenge for them.

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