A How-to Guide for Small Business during COVID-19 | QuickBooks webinar

Описание: Do you run or work at a small business affected by COVID-19? If you rely on face-to-face interactions with clients or customers every day, this free prerecorded webinar from QuickBooks will help you reach them — even if your physical place of business is closed at the moment.

Learn how to tap into customer loyalty, get creative and ask for help, build a website overnight, use social media, email or SMS to reach out, manage unsold stock or inventory, and launch a GoFundMe campaign.

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08:40 - Be bold. Ask for help.
15:05 - How to reach out and what to say.
16:52 - Customer loyalty. Pay now, get later ideas.
23:27 - Payments and inventory.
24:27 - Get creative. Digital marketing and sales tips.
30:19 - Diversify your income. Go virtual. Adapt and survive.
32:15 - Cutting costs and plugging the gap.
37:25 - Fundraising options. How to set up a successful GoFundMe page.

Panelists:
Keith D. Yurgosky, ASBDC
Rod Kurtz, Entrepreneur-in-Residence, UCLA Anderson School of Management

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