Hello and welcome to the Fizzle show.

Thanks, Rich Birch.

On the show today, we answer a great question from a listener who wants to bring his brick-and-mortar business online.

What should he be thinking about?

What are the common roadblocks and challenges?

And what are some unfair advantages that brick and mortar businesses could take advantage of?

We talk you through some terribly important questions to ask yourself.

You know where you are? This is the fizzle show. You know, too many great, independent, small businesses fail.

And we're here to discuss what makes the difference between those who fizzle out and those

who buzz and crackle with creativity, impact, potential, and purpose.

Every Friday, we publish another conversation about entrepreneurship, building a thriving

audience, and the battle of supporting yourself doing something that you care about.

Your host are, and this one comes to us from Eve Lindell, listener to the show.

If we were characters from the motion picture cars, Pixar classic, Corbett would be Doc Hudson,

the veteran who's been around the block a couple of times, willing to teach the rookies a lesson

or two, if you ask him nicely.

Barrett, he'd be Lightning McQueen, the young one, born in the South, eager to achieve,

breaking hearts on his way to California.

Cachow!

Chase, that's me, would be Mater.

The glue that keeps the community together, totally unaware of how much his hard work and sense of humor is appreciated.

When you're in trouble, he's always there to tow you back on the trek.

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