Another excellent infographic courtesy of SiteProNews.
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At Simply Effective work continues as normal during these uncertain times. We’re here to help and to make sure your websites are up and running. If you need any changes, updates or adjustments, or if you have any hosting issues, please get in touch.
In the meantime, we have launched our latest new website for Crystal Eves Inc.
Crystal is a Canadian astrologer whose life-long focus has been, and still is, natal (birth) astrology. Crystal’s insights are intended to be relatable and inspiring, psychologically powerful while often light-heartedly delivered.
Check out her new website:
…Have a project you want to get to while you have time on your hands? Questions? Contact us at your convenience at 403-257-7047.
With the Victoria Day weekend approaching, there are still many public health restrictions in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and many businesses and services will be closed.
Unfortunately it won’t be May long weekend cottage life and camping as usual either as all National and Alberta parks are closed to visitors and Parks Canada is recommending to ‘stay home’. If you are planning on heading out, be sure to check your local area rules and regulations beforehand.
Even though our weekend dreams may be dashed, it’s important to remember that these circumstances aren’t forever. There will be many more long weekends ahead to enjoy when safe to do so, and with everyone working together to get through this, hopefully that time isn’t in the too distant future. Let’s do our part and make the best of our uncertain times.
Have a safe and relaxing long weekend.
“You may be successful in what you’re doing and going steady with your business. However, many entrepreneurs sometimes doubt whether they took the right path. Every business can have hard times and it’s then that these questions usually appear.”
If this sounds like you, and this unforeseen turn of events has grounded your small business to a halt, now might be the perfect time to rethink your business path and preferences and what you really have a desire to do.
While it may not seem like the best time to consider making a change there’s always a silver lining…in this case, TIME. Take advantage of the next weeks, and possibly months, of sheltering in place. Consider any good business ideas you’ve had for a new product or service that you’ve been wanting to pursue and your real ambitions, intentions and aspirations.
COVID-19 was definitely a huge disruption to life as we knew it, but then again, life’s too darn short to be unhappy so perhaps take this time as the opportunity you’ve been waiting for to try something else…something new…something more inspiring, more joyful…a new direction.
We thought this would be a good time to recycle this post: Read on for 6 Signs that You’re in the Wrong Business
Article by Amelia Grant in Business Miscellaneous for SiteProNews
With near daily reminders about the challenges of COVID-19, even though they are well-meaning messages, they can become exhausting. That said, the COVID-19 virus and infected carriers could be anywhere. Better we continue to think ahead about the actions we can take to stay healthy and prevent the spread of this illness, don’t you think?
If we all do our part and continue to follow the experts’ recommendations, our “new normal” has the potential to help us get through this health challenge more quickly. Read COVID-19 Workplace Tips for Employees for the right information about healthy habits to follow.
In this time of uncertainty, the COVID-19 crisis has many small businesses of all types and sizes working to quickly adapt to this new normal. Many are transitioning to online selling. If you don’t have a website or e-commerce presence online, diversifying your business now can be a smart move to make.
There are many benefits to taking your business online, from helping customers understand the products or services you provide, to keeping customers and generating sales at safe distances.
We can help you transform your existing physical business to an online presence +/or store. From treating your home page like your business’s ‘storefront’ and featuring new offers and promotions, to informing your clients about changes/announcements, and navigating through your product/service pages in an easy, fast and convenient way.
Before going online or adding an e-commerce platform, there are many essential things to consider:
Once this crisis is behind us and business resumes, despite a changing economy, your business — online and offline — will have an expanded customer base making the process of shifting your business online worthwhile.
Contact us at your convenience at 403-257-7047.
This article offers great advice about key ways to stay in the forefront of your clients’ minds or attention during these challenging times.
“You may be tempted to shut down every social media channel and email communication. Why bother if no one is going to buy from you right now?
Don’t do that!
Keep on communicating every time you have something relevant to say. Speak to your followers and your subscribers and explain how your business is changing right now.
Mention any special measures you have taken to ensure safety (if you’re still operating). Ask for their support – local businesses can make ends meet by selling vouchers redeemable within a year, for instance.
Whatever you do, don’t shut down. People forget brands easily and you want to stay top of mind for when the crisis will be over.”
For more great tips read the full article at https://bit.ly/3aijrfN
By Adriana Tica in Business SE Optimization Social Media Marketing for SiteProNews
We’re all stuck at home – or at least we should be by now since no one’s immune to the C-virus – with a little more time than usual on our hands.
Check out this long and detailed, but thoughtful infographic courtesy of TimeToReply.com for SiteProNews. It’ll be worth the read since you’ll likely discover some great tips for working from home during these surreal and unprecedented times.
