Title: 50 Brick & Mortar Businesses That Will Resist Change in 2021
Headings: 50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
50 Best Brick & Mortar Business ideas That Will Resist Change
What Brick and Mortar Businesses Will Resist Change in 2021?
Health and personal care stores
Pet supplies
Automobile sales
Discount Home furnishings and home decor
Home Appliances
Specialty apparel retailers
High-end retailers
Prescription eyeglass centers
Department stores
Food and grocery
Bridal gowns and accessories
Men’s suits
Cosmetics sales
Consulting or opening a consultancy firm
Child Care
Staffing agency
Fitness center
Photo studio/photography
Daycare center
Cooking/catering school
Book shop/book store
Coffee Cart
Convenience store
A cafe
Wood workshop
Bakery
Bed and mattress
Sporting goods store
General merchandise
Gas station
Gift Shop
Print Shop
Farmers’ Market
Clothing Designer
Mobile Phone Repairs
Fabric alteration business
Christmas Tree Farm
Massage Therapist
Waxing studio
Dentist
Pet shelter
Amusement parks
Zoo
Dance studio
Private School
Car Wash
Bicycle Repairs
Tattoo business
48. Hair and nail salons
Ejike Cynthia

Content: The health and beauty category continues to grow and thrive despite the prevalence of online stores. This area also includes drugstores and your local pharmacies that carry everyday local essentials. For some consumers, ordering their daily face cream online just isn’t fast enough for them. If they’re out of face cream they need to be able to walk to their drugstores and pick it up. Pet supplies
The pet supplies industry is a popular and growing niche market of retail. Recession or not, consumers have continued to buy pet supplies, including food, clothing, even carriers and carriages, and that trend is not going away. Consumers see their pets as a part of their family, and they spend time researching the products they feed them, the products they sleep in and the products they play with. More importantly, pet stores, whether large or small, are often very good at meeting the personal connection with their shoppers, because many stores host in-store events such as adoptions. Another appealing factor of these stores is that shoppers can bring their pets with them. These types of personal connections really drive people to the stores.