1. Prepare for more online transactions
E-commerce giants like Amazon and Walmart are seeing a huge influx in online purchases, so much so that they are in need of additional staff to meet the demand.
If you don’t already have an online store, the web team here at GoBeRewarded can create an e-commerce presence on your website or on Facebook to get your products in front of the many people currently in quarantine or working from home.
2. Prepare your website messaging and features
Don’t leave your audience guessing, display a message on your homepage about any service changes. The following features can be added to your website to cater to current inconveniences:
3. Create more digital content
With the limitations of social distancing now is the time to invest in digital content for your website. You can keep your audience engaged with blog posts, photos, videos and social media advertising.
4. Engage more on social media
Since everyone is monitoring their social media for updates, entertainment, and trends then you too should be engaging on social media as well.
This is a great way to find opportunities to accommodate your customers and continue building relationships with potential prospects.
5. Consider Larger Projects
If business is slow, website traffic is likely low, and you have time to make improvements. You can redesign your homepage, or build new web pages to break out the services you offer.
Now is the time to rebuild your current content to meet and start some of those projects that you’ve had on the back burner for a while.
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