As cities begin to reopen, many businesses are taking a close look at the changes in service they've made during COVID-19 to decide what to keep moving forward. Our two cents? We had already seen a major shift to online shopping prior to the pandemic, but the pandemic has further normalized the ability to shop and engage with businesses online. Keeping options like online ordering, curbside pick-up, or virtual classes even after the pandemic has ended will only make it easier for you to recruit and retain customers. Plus, it expands your base of potential customers because you do not have to be as reliant on foot traffic. Check out more of our advice on rebuilding after COVID in the Washington Post article below! #smallbusiness #smallbusinessmarketing

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