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What has the impact of the Internet been on a typical brick and mortar business? Provide at least three examples.

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A sentence or two explains each of the three examples given. The impact of the internet on a typical brick and mortar business is determined.

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The internet has caused stores to tighten their belts, hire better employes, pay attention to their physical setting, and provide a unique experience that consumer's can't enjoy at home on their computers.

1) They have to more competitive in pricing
People could now go online and search from hundreds of websites to find a similar product that is ...

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