How To Maintain, Even Grow Your Business During A Pandemic - Shaun Stenning

With the business and the economy changed by COVID-19, there are still ways for you to grow your business during the pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed the way we live, work, and do business. Thousands of companies have already gone under, and many more are facing financial hardships and an uncertain future.


According to Shaun Stenning, “ At a time when many companies are working remotely, operating at limited capacity or shut down completely, it may seem like there are few, if any, opportunities to achieve business growth. Despite these setbacks, there are ways to make the most of the current circumstances and continue growing your business during the COVID-19 pandemic.”


“It’s a tough environment for businesses struggling to survive in the midst of a global crisis. The good news is that there are ways to keep growing and ensure your business’s future health without compromising on your values” Shaun said. 


Here are some things you can do to keep sales coming in and your customers and employees engaged, no matter where you (or they) are.


1. Reassure Your Customers

Your customers are your business’s #1 fans. Without them, you wouldn’t be the successful business you are today.


2. Get Creative 

When it comes to marketing your business during coronavirus, the more creative you are, the better.


3. Kick Things Up On Social

To market your company in the middle of coronavirus, take your strategies to social.


4. Build Relationships Virtually

Keep open, honest, and considerate communication going. If you currently don’t have a regular cadence of communication with your customers, now’s the time to start (think email marketing campaigns).


5. Improve Your Online Presence

With the coronavirus in full swing and more and more people hopping on the online bandwagon, there’s no better time to work on your business’s online presence.


Now is not the time to put the breaks on your marketing efforts. It’s your opportunity to be more strategic than ever, put yourself in your customers’ shoes, and better market to your customers.


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