Drew Page — May 26, 2020 Today’s business environment is heavily influenced by the “FUD factor,” or fear, uncertainty, and doubt. When FUD creeps in, the funding sneaks out and therefore restricts the ability for many businesses to access capital. It’s times like this where the planning, discipline, and the fiscal responsibility of maintaining a … Continue reading Business Expenses to Reconsider During Times of Crisis
Paul Keijzer — May 15, 2020 While most of us are familiar with handling work pressure, not many of us who work under pressure have an impact on hundreds or thousands of others. However, if you’re a CEO, leader or a boss, what you do gets amplified, perused and maximized. When tackling the pressure of … Continue reading Leadership Under Pressure: 5 Strategies to Get Better Results During a Crisis
Paul Keijzer — May 8, 2020 As the pandemic deepens and the novel corona virus outbreak sends shocks through the global economy, business leaders are preparing for down-side scenarios and taking action to prevent their business from sinking. Yes, undoubtedly, the true leadership capacity of a person is tested during the times of crisis. And … Continue reading How to Successfully Lead in Times of Crisis
Mukesh Gupta — May 6, 2020 Premise: We are already seeing a lot of signals in the economy of the upcoming tectonic shifts and the ripples that they will cause. We have a record number of publicly listed companies in the US deciding not to give out dividends so that they can conserve cash. We’ve … Continue reading How to Come Out Stronger and Ready to Thrive Post Crisis
Alice Corner — May 1, 2020 TheDigitalArtist / Pixabay When you run a small business it’s easy to want to focus on the big things. Things that will impact your revenue, or bring you publicity to get your name out there. Nobody plans for a crisis to happen, but you should be prepared for when … Continue reading Why Your Small Business Needs a Crisis Communications Plan
Justin Herring — April 28, 2020 It’s a tricky thing, figuring out how to promote and market your business in a time of crisis. On the one hand, many small businesses are struggling to stay afloat, hoping they will be able to weather the storm and reopen when the crisis is over. On the other … Continue reading Ways to Promote Your Business During the COVID-19 Crisis
Joydeep Bhattacharya — April 24, 2020 The effects of the COVID-19 are devastating: people are forced to stay at home, brick-and-mortar stores are compelled to close, and the mass hysteria strikes fear in just about anyone. This has led to people experiencing an onslaught of challenges and headaches, especially since the crisis came at such … Continue reading How eCommerce Store Owners Can Help Persons with Disabilities During the COVID-19 Crisis
Dan Fries — April 23, 2020 The impact of the coronavirus continues to be felt across the globe. With over a hundred countries and more than half of the world’s population currently in some form of lockdown, brands and marketing experts are reevaluating their strategies and marketing budgets for the remainder of the year. Businesses … Continue reading A Guide to Crisis Email Marketing During the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Liz Kislik — April 23, 2020 From my notes this past week on the pandemic: Three things popped out as crucial to leadership. In and of themselves, they’re actually quite small and might seem obvious, but their impact can be truly significant and make a great difference to your colleagues — and their effectiveness. How … Continue reading Small Things Matter a Lot in a Crisis
Scott Hirsch — April 18, 2020 The COVID-19 Pandemic is accelerating the evolution of the online marketplace – an evolution 30 years in the making – and those who fail to adapt could lose everything. The canaries in the mine: Sears, RadioShack, Borders, Blockbuster and many more, each have their own specific stories of failure, … Continue reading The COVID-19 Crisis Will Accelerate the Evolution of the Online Marketplace – Will You Adapt or Become a Fossil?
