Staying Productive During Covid-19
Adam Kirk • 6 April 2020
If you're like many of the small businesses out there who've been shut down due to the Coronavirus pandemic, then we've got some great resources to help you stay productive in business.
Some of history's great business leaders invested in their brand and marketing during a financial crisis. We think that's a great idea, but we also realize that it's really hard for many small businesses listen to Podcasts
Here are a few of our favorites with lots of great topics to choose from.
Get Advice
Sound advice from people who are smarter than us in their chosen field is invaluable.
Talk to a business coach. Several business coaches I’ve talked to lately are offering free sessions. Let us know if you need any recommendations.
Have legal questions? Get online legal help with Legal Zoom.
Get Educated
Dedicated and disciplined leaders continue their education in hard times. You can do this!
- LinkedIn Education - A great social resource for businesses.
- SBA Courses - Many free online courses to expand your business know-how.
Finish Your DIY Projects
Slow times are great times to get some of those projects out of the way.
Download our Free Checklists and get active. We have checklists on all major social media platforms, Google My Business, Marketing Overview, Websites, SEO and more, each with step-by-step instructions.
Communicate
In stressful times, it's imperative to keep open lines of communication with employees, vendors, partners, family, and friends. Here are some great ways to do this.
- Zoom - Host virtual meetings.
- Loom - Send personalized videos.
- Mail Chimp - Create and send emails.
- Hootsuite - Schedule your social media posts, starting at $29/m.
Analyze and Organize
It's tough to make smart decisions without accurate stats and feedback.
- Our
Free Web Audit Report - Learn how your website is being viewed by search engines.
- Fresh Sales - You need a good Customer Relationship Management tool. Free plans are available.
If you read our last blog on Thriving in Business During a Crisis, you kn to do.




