COVID-19 : How Can Your Business Adapt?
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60 Day Startup Podcast
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Local businesses that have relied on face-to-face interactions have been some of the hardest hit by the pandemic, making shifting to an online model essential for keeping afloat. In light of this, today’s episode contains a series of strategies for businesses such as these to use that will help them make the transition. Our first bundle of tips pertains to retail services, and we talk about how taking this moment to go digital can be seen as an opportunity to expand your client base. Next, we shift our focus to service-based businesses and provide three main paradigms that you could package your service into so that it could live and thrive online. Finally, we speak to the third category of face-to-face businesses: foodservice outlets such as restaurants. It might seem like your fine dining model is ruined but you could save it by condensing your menu and offering a delivery service. Many families could do with a morale boost from not having to cook and getting to eat a delicious delivered meal. In all three categories we mention today, we also share some of the best software platforms you can use that will speed up your process of going online no matter your degree of computer literacy or product type. Make sure you tune into this one because these creative and dynamic tips could potentially get your business running better than it was before!
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