It’s been over a month since Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced that certain Atlanta businesses were allowed to reopen their doors in the midst of COVID-19. Alongside salons, restaurants, and other small businesses, gyms were permitted to get back in the action (with new safety guidelines and restrictions, of course).
It’s been over two months since Atlanta businesses began to either shut down completely or switch to remote operations due to COVID-19. However, in the last few weeks, we’ve seen many of these businesses start to reopen their doors with new safety measures in place to protect their consumers and
I’ll cut right to the chase. COVID-19 has been scary — not just for individuals afraid of getting sick or losing their jobs, but for companies as well. No business owner wants to lay off any of their employees, temporarily close their doors, or risk having to shut down permanently
As more businesses enter the digital sphere, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to stand out. In many industries, it’s expected that businesses have a presence on Instagram, Facebook, and/or Twitter as a way to connect with their audiences and establish their brand. Just about any business with the budget can
If there’s one piece of digital marketing your company needs to have in place as Atlanta businesses begin to reopen, it’s a great website. In today’s day and age, users are expecting a visually appealing, quick, easily navigable website where they can readily find whatever information they are looking for.
Georgia is one of the first states taking part in reopening businesses and starting the journey back to normalcy after the COVID-19 outbreak. On Friday, April 25, 2020 Georgia governor Brian Kemp allowed some nonessential businesses to open their doors. Businesses still have to adhere to guidelines laid out
It’s no secret that people across the world are more distanced now than ever before. Families and friends aren’t the only ones finding quarantine to be challenging — many Atlanta businesses who rely heavily on collaboration to accomplish day-to-day activities are struggling to stay connected during the city’s Shelter in
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many unforeseen changes to businesses all over the country, especially those in cities like Atlanta that have mandated Shelter in Place orders. With every person in the city and throughout the state of Georgia instructed to stay at home, businesses that were booming less than
