It is a very '90s attitude to consider the Internet as a threat. Why can't these high street shops consider the Internet as something to be exploited? I would quite like to be able to browse the goods available in the high street online and consider my purchase, including the cost. Shops could easily implement a 'reserve' feature for locals, even if they do not want to expand into deliveries. If an item is not in stock, an e-commerce solution should be able to link with ordering so that the shop can say to me 'if we haven't got it, we can get it'. Another idea, for the States or Chamber of Commerce, is to invest in a portal for local retailers. Where even, tell me, is a list of the local retailers from whom it is possible to order from online? Perhaps there is a deficiency in the promotion of local retailers.
Voice For Victims
Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.
