In a Covid-19 world, more small businesses are working from home, and many of their customers are doing the same. Consequently, more and more connections and purchases are happening online. It’s the “quarantine economy.” Explore the following information and ideas for how to effectively market, sell, and stay productive in this new environment.
Marketing and selling in a quarantine economy
Small businesses pivot to stay strong
A Stamford, CT based deli finds a new way to operate that delivers cash flow and helps the community.
A complete list of DOs and DON’Ts for marketers
The total 12 DOs and DON’Ts for small business marketers as they support their business on the path to recovery.
B2B sales strategies for the new norm
Sellers are adjusting their behaviors and intuitively supporting their clients to stay effective. Read these six strategies they’re using right now.
Tips and tools for staying effective in the quarantine economy
Create marketing videos from your smartphone
Follow these ten simple tips to create and post marketing videos all with your smartphone.
Stay top of mind with your customers
Five things to do to engage and remain connected to your customers now.
Technology recommendations
Learn about ideal technology solutions for collaboration, communication, payments, and security – all key to a remote working environment.
Tips for shipping from home
As originally published by Entrepreneur Media, Inc., Entrepreneur.com’s Editorial Director, Dan Bova, shares 3 shipping tips for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
PitneyShip™ shipping software for remote sending
Learn about our solution for existing clients and for those new to Pitney Bowes.
Webinars to support you in the new working environment
Prepare your remote workforce
Watch this on-demand webinar from May 6 covering ways to help you and your team maintain productivity in the new normal.
Preparing for the new ecommerce landscape
Watch this on-demand webinar from May 7 where speakers from Pitney Bowes, DesktopShipper and ShippingSchool.com discuss insights for ecommerce retailers around the new normal.