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Disasters expose the weakest links in your supply chain. Whether it's a natural disaster, economic disruption, or global crisis, having a resilient supply chain isn't just a competitive advantage—it's a necessity. In this post, we’ll explore key strategies to strengthen your logistics, diversify suppliers, and build contingency plans that keep your business running even when the unexpected hits.
After a disaster, rebuilding your business isn’t just about repairs—it’s also about reconnecting with your audience. Creating a recovery marketing plan helps you re-establish trust, attract customers, and drive revenue. In this post, we’ll cover where to start: from updating your website and refining your messaging to leveraging SEO, email, and content strategies that align with your comeback goals.
When disaster strikes, businesses often face a difficult decision: pause operations or find a temporary location to continue serving customers. Whether due to a hurricane, fire, flood, or other unexpected damage, securing a temporary business location quickly can minimize financial losses and maintain customer trust.
Did your business experience a full or partial suspension due to government orders? Understanding how these suspensions impact your Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) eligibility is crucial. In this post, we’ll break down: The difference between full and partial suspensions How each affects your ability to claim the ERTC Key steps to determine if you qualify Don’t leave money on the table—ensure you’re maximizing your ERTC benefits.
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