California is one of the states that has been most affected by the coronavirus outbreak. In San Diego, “nonessential” businesses are encouraged to stay home in order to keep the community safe. This unprecedented time can create a lot of confusion over how to move forward with your marketing efforts.
Retail businesses in Las Vegas are taking every measure to keep their customers engaged and stay in business during the forced closures during the current pandemic. Many local businesses are suffering now that they have to remain closed. Good news arrived as the Small Business Administration stated they would aid
As staying indoors becomes the new normal, platforms like Instagram, YouTube and Facebook are doing all they can to help businesses. Instagram is taking action to get more creators to use the service. YouTube is giving more businesses access to the Video Builder tool. And Facebook is sharing a guide
LinkedIn has seen a lot of activity with users sharing their thoughts on COVID-19, its impact on their personal and professional life, and offering support to others. While these times are different for all of us, here are a few ways for you to stay connected to your professional network.
You may already have a Facebook business account for your company, but are you using it to its fullest potential? Facebook Messenger is a key element in your Facebook business account that can bring you closer to your customers and drive sales to your website. Here are some major benefits
Many of us are spending more time online and on social media these days. With extra downtime and limited opportunities to step away from our homes, we’re ingesting more content than ever before. And it’s amplified for those of us with jobs requiring us to stay connected throughout the day.
Do you have a favorite restaurant or small business you frequent in the Orange County area? Since they have likely been forced to close during the coronavirus pandemic, we thought it would be helpful to spread some positivity and gather some ways that you can help support your favorite Orange
When the crisis first started, news stories were being released daily. Business owners were making quick decisions and sharing important information with their customers multiple times per week. But we’ve been in crisis mode for a few weeks now. People have started to accept this as the new normal. At
