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E que tal aplicar uma espécie de judo? Em vez de contrariar o Golias onde ele é forte, fazer batota, actuar onde não lhe dá jeito nenhum!
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As ideias não são novas, no entanto, são mais um reforço do esforço missionário deste blogue, "A Not-So-Modest Plan To Save Bookstores From The Grim Reaper That Is Amazon":
"bookstores keep shutting their doors. Is the bookstore doomed? Yes, I‘m afraid it is - if it continues to compete with Amazon on price and volume. That’s a losing battle. But if bookstores compete on qualities that Amazon will never be able to duplicate, I believe there’s hope! (Provided Amazon doesn't open too many physical stores.)
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Bookstores need to tap into every customers’ sensory experience. Think of all the book genres that lend themselves to sensory exploration: all the cookbooks, gardening books, the do-it-yourself books.
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The entrance of every bookstore could become a sensory exploration zone: a movable kitchen, a mini-garden, a tool shed—something which not only catches the customer’s eye, but generates interest by stimulating all the senses.
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I would allocate two or three days a week for new cookbook authors to visit the store, bring their own ingredients, and use the kitchen free-of-charge. The bookstore would fill with the aroma of cookbooks! I would invite garden authors to bring pots, seeds, and plants, and demonstrate some of their garden tricks. Do-it-yourself authors could come and demonstrate their skills, everything from building a model plane to restoring a door. Then stores could promote their books—physically and online."
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