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Things Every Business Should Do to Improve its Online Presence in 2021
The new digital era has brought many changes in the world of business. Today, taking businesses online has changed from a choice to a necessity, and every business is taking this seriously. However, going online is not just being on the internet where customers can see you. There are various things that a business must do to grow and ensure its online presence is useful. If you want to strengthen your online presence, here are a few things you must do.
As the chairman and CEO of Insurance Office of America (IOA), the 11th largest privately held insurance company in the United States, Heath Ritenour has a unique perspective on leadership.
The Impact COVID-19 Has Had on Businesses and Software
Over a year and a few months since the first COVID-19 case was reported in the United States, we still haven’t been able to return to how life was pre-COVID. And who knows, maybe this is the new normal. Despite a lot of progress having been made since the first case was reported, with currently 20% of the population having been fully vaccinated, we can still say that COVID will leave an indelible mark in our lives.
As much as our personal lives have been affected by the pandemic, it is safe to say that businesses have been the ones affected the most. Small businesses, in particular, have felt the wrath of this pandemic, with a good number even going under. Those that managed to stay afloat have had to adopt inventive ways and methods on how to go about business, and most of it is a credit to the ever-changing digital space.
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