@greatwuggawugga online is 100% killing bricks and mortar. There...

@greatwuggawugga online is 100% killing bricks and mortar. There are certainly some areas of bricks and mortar that remain strong, due to a whole range of reasons. Anything that can be purchased on a CC, shipped quickly and cheaply, and does not require to much customisation or fitting, is been purchased online. This transition to online has been slow to take off in Australia, look at the US and Europe and see what is going on, shopping malls are closing, entire retail chains are dying, all sighting online shopping and Amazon. Why are so many traditional businesses spending so much money online, building online stores and driving online sales, if their traditional shop fronts where still doing well.