Reviving your business after enduring Covid-19 crises
If the quarantine hasn't completely crippled the company's operations, but maybe your turnover is declining, and the issue is becoming apparent. With the capacity to work remotely, the service sector and retail will do better through the crisis. However, it is time for you to cut costs and rethink your strategies.
If you haven't done so already, maybe you don't have the time or, more likely, the resources to create a full-fledged website are not available. Go online for some reason; selling your products on aggregator sites that collect products from various producers is a viable option.
Basic Steps For Business Owners
Take a look at the operating system:
If operational management can be entrusted to senior managers or an assistant during peacetime, the owner must control the movement of money himself during crisis and post-crisis periods. There is no other option. Check your income and expenses first thing in the morning, and compare the actual figures to the ones you planned.
Maintain an open line of communication with your creditors:
If the company owes money to anyone, be it the suppliers, or the bank, don't hide it. First, contact the company and explain that you are unable to pay the full amount; next, work out a compromise. Lenders like to get at least a portion of the money; it's better than nothing, and you'll keep your reputation.
All costs must be reduced:
Avoid planned expenditures such as purchasing new office furniture or purchasing new computers for employees. Take into account a pay cut, incentives, or bonus payments. Making such unpalatable decisions is difficult, but the company's main goal now is to decrease its financial burden and stay afloat.
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