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Our way of doing business will never be the same after this pandemic, consumers won't feel confident about going to the stores like they used to before. So digital trends will rise and here's what you should know. 👍 👍 👍

3 Digital Trends That Will Stick in the New Post-Pandemic Retail Landscape While the future’s predictability is at an all-time low right now, there are some early indications that consumers will not immediately revert to old shopping habits anytime soon.

When social distancing was implemented to help fight Coronavirus, restaurants have started offering curbside pickups making it more valuable than ever. To know more about curbside pickups and its demand, check out the link below. 👇

Curbside pickup at retail stores surges 208% during coronavirus pandemic The number of orders placed online and picked up at stores by customers surged 208% between April 1 and April 20 compared with a year ago, according to data pulled from Adobe Analytics.

As essential retail business continues to operate and serve, store employees and staff gained high respect from people who need essential stuff during the pandemic. Now that more stores will be reopening soon, it is important to know the SOPs to protect these retail heroes as well as their consumers. To know the ways on how to operate safely from the Store Operations Council playbook, click on the link below.

Retail Heroes Stand Tall in Tough Times Retail Heroes Stand Tall in Tough Times By Joe Skorupa - 05/06/2020 Get great content like this right in your inbox. Subscribe Store associates have become heroes by supplying essential items during the pandemic. Now, as stores reopen, retailers need to live up to the high bar set by their frontline...

Grocery stores are one of the most essential businesses allowed to operate during the pandemic and they must have effective safety measures to protect both their customers and employees from getting infected by the Coronavirus. If you own one or any other retail businesses, check out the link below to know some of the ways grocery retailers follow to help contain the virus. 👇 👇 👇

What Grocery Retailers are Doing to Protect Shoppers and Workers in Stores Amid Coronavirus Concerns There is no playbook for this. Food retailers are having to think fast to come up with protective measures for both their staff and their customers facing concerns over the coronavirus (COVID-19). From the crafty to the technical, RIS is seeing grocers rise to the challenge.

Our way of shopping or even dining will never be the same after the Coronavirus pandemic. There will policies and restrictions that each State will implement to protect its people and we must follow. Read the article below to know what are some of the shopping ways this pandemic may change in the future. 👇

7 ways the coronavirus pandemic is going to change the way we shop A new report from brand experience firm Big Red Rooster highlights seven key ways Covid-19 is changing consumer behavior.

As restaurants are starting to open up again, our usual routine will never be the same. States are starting to implement new guidelines and restrictions after COVID-19 to keep the safety and health of their citizens. Find out the changes we may see in the coming days by clicking on the link below. 👇

7 Things Waiters Are No Longer Allowed to Do Dining is going to look very different after COVID-19—both for diners and waiters. These are some of the things waiters won't be able to do at their jobs.

60% of restaurant owners that have partnered with Grubhub, Ubereats, Postmates and other third-party delivery services claim that offering delivery services has generated a huge increase in their sales. If you want to know more about how it helped them in the midst of coronavirus, click on the link below. 👇

Benefits of Third-party Delivery Services for your Restaurant Third-party delivery services like Grubhub, Ubereats and Postmates, are going to be your best ally now that we are experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic. As the country started observing social distancing, restaurants are ...

People have been talking about the benefits of Digital Currency especially now that we are facing a pandemic and nobody knows when it'll end. The project has been proposed as it will be an easy way to send help to the people in need. Learn more about the Digital Dollar Project by clicking on the link below. 👇

The Digital Dollar Project As people all around the world are struggling financially because of the coronavirus pandemic, former US regulators J. Christopher Giancarlo and Daniel Gorfine lead the “Digital Dollar Project”.

When social distancing has been implemented in the US, one of the most affected is the restaurant industry. While others have closed the business already, others are still open to serve their patrons. Find out how these restaurants are surviving amid the coronavirus pandemic. Click on the link below! 👇

The Restaurant Industry Amid Coronavirus As the scare of the Coronavirus is rapidly surging across the State, people are starting to avoid the crowd as much as possible. Since the promotion of social distancing, many restaurants and other businesses are startin...

Popular Malibu Pier along with its shops and restaurants shut down after it was swamped with people last week. According to the management, it is their way of helping everyone stay healthy and safe from the Covid-19 pandemic. To know more about the update on one of the most popular pier, check out the link below.

Coronavirus: Famous Malibu Pier Shut Down, Restaurants Closed The closure includes all the pier's shops and restaurants, and its parking lot. Malibu's beaches remains open, however.

The coalition of Los Angeles-based restaurants has started a Social Media campaign ‘The Great American Takeout’ that urges people to order takeouts at least one meal a day in support of their local restaurants. With the pandemic affecting the whole world, restaurants are hit the hardest. To know more about how we can help our local businesses, click on the link below.

Coronavirus: Restaurants Urge Californians To Order Out For 'The Great American Takeout' A coalition of Los Angeles-based restaurants are urging people to participate in the Great American Takeout Tuesday by ordering out from their favorite restaurants for at least one meal.

To help contain the virus, many restaurant owners have started to close their dine-ins and started offering pickups and deliveries losing a lot of business profit. To learn more about how these restaurants are surviving and what you can do to help, click on the link below.

How LA's Restaurant Industry Is Trying To Save Itself — And What You Can Do To Help Empty dining rooms. Shuttered businesses. Laid off employees. For restaurants and bars, the stakes are dire.