Storefront Revolt
Katherine RazThoughts on the near impossibility of running an independent retail business during late stage enshittification of everything. Part personal narrative, part research project, part how-I-did-it, written for both business owners and the curious.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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Storefront Revolt Podcast Episode 02: Explaining the Owner-Occupant Finance Trap
Why don’t banks lend to Main Street business owners? Because banking deregulation in the 1990s ruined everything. How does that impact our communities? It’s devastating. Let’s find out more, shall we?
Episode 02: Explaining the Owner-O...
How we secured $468,000 in loans to renovate a garden center
A detailed look at which banks lent to us—and which didn't—and how the owner-occupant lending trap limits potential for brick-and-mortar borrowers
Today I’m going to share how I got financing to renovate the commercial property we purchase...
Introducing Storefront Revolt: The Podcast
This year I’m launching a new section on my Substack, in audio format.
Introducing Storefront Revolt: The Podcast!
This is a short-form audio series for Main Street business owners and the storefront-curious, an “ask me anything” prompte...
Storefront Revolt Goes to Washington D.C.
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A Visit to the Capitol
I don’t spend a lot of time in fancy hotel...
Fundamentals follow-up: How is Fernseed doing in 2025?
This year, I decided to track 12 things that tell me if the shop is succeeding or failing
Earlier this year I wrote about my decision to focus on the most important things in business and not sweat the small stuff. So far that’s going well...
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Shop owner at the Fernseed in Tacoma. Ambitious half-asser, starter of many things, finisher of some. I write about owning an indie retail business.
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