> A baker with a website and an online presence is finding more customers than a baker who only exists in the real world.
Oh yeah there's a nice bakery 400km from here… I'll just go there rather than the usual one down the street! /s
Oh yeah there's a nice bakery 400km from here… I'll just go there rather than the usual one down the street! /s
Idk what to tell you. Based on your example (only search results for bakeries are 400km away), the problem is where you live, not the internet.
Again, it sounds like your little town or wherever you live is just lame. If there is no competition, there's no reason to innovate. I'm sure every business in your (real or hypothetical) town is years behind the curve in every metric if your only factor for patronizing a business is "well, it's the only one close by".
> your little town or wherever you live is just lame
I'm sure you're aware that the term "lame" is offensive, discriminatory, and should really be avoided?
I get a strong feeling that you were bullied in school when you were a kid.
Enjoy your fantasies mr internet bully :D