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after lightning POS integration, you can provide them with some nice stickers: one big for their storefront, small ones for customers visiting.

While onboarding, you can make use of competition between merchants. "Look merchant A is already using this, you'd better do it as well".

after onboarding a decent amount of merchants, you can visit city officials with some data from a swiss Bitcoin town and El Salvador to show the boost in tourism. They may support you perhaps with some activities or billboards etc.
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Seth Michael Steele 2y ago

These are great ideas that I will likely put to use and I appreciate them!!! The only thing when it comes to officials is I’m worried they are gonna give me more hoops to jump through than I already have, which isn’t detrimental, and probably will be necessary at some point, but I was wondering what you would consider a decent amount of merchants to be. So far I only have 3-4 merchants in mind (mostly bc of personal and family relations.) and they happen to be the more successful ones around here, should I wait to get all then go to officials before approaching the businesses that I’m not familiar with, or what are your thoughts?

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Decentony⚡ 2y ago

Going to the city officials might be great if their ideology aligns with Bitcoin and if you can onboard a lot of merchants. It can pave the wave for a headline: "a Bitcoin town". City officials may like this vision or hate it depending on their ideology.