May 1, 2020
Marketing agencies gear up to help companies in Kelowna and the province of BC who are looking for creative ways to stay operational through the COVID crisis.
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Kelowna, Canada - May 1, 2020 /PressCable/ —
It’s hard to see a global pandemic as having any positive outcomes, but if you look there are certainly some silver linings to be found. As a global community, for the most part, everyone has conceded to working together for the betterment of society. Many have made sacrifices. Frontline workers are constantly placing themselves in harm’s way to protect others. In any crisis there are always opportunities to provide better ways to deal with problems. This is the opportunity that marketers everywhere are now facing.
Through the combination of true empathy and crisis management, there are a number of ways companies can come out all the stronger. Marketing agencies, such as Sayvee Creative in Kelowna, BC, are developing new action plans to help clients through this difficult time.
First and foremost, agencies are advising clients to protect the team they have in place. Employee participation is important during this time as companies are struggling to keep a steady bottom line. COVID policies are being created in order to better prepare both staff and customers as to social distancing and new health standards.
Secondly, the bulk of action plans being recommended are based around two main factors: providing service and being creative. While the service being provided might be quite different, there are creative ways to go about offering and promoting what a company does.
A recent article from thedrum.com stated, “If you are an events agency, is there any way you can turn conferences or gigs into a virtual experience, allowing your clients to continue to learn and enjoy their hobbies while following social distancing best practices? If you are a homeware retailer, can you double up on your digital presence and continue delivering from your e-commerce site, recognising that many people are stuck at home with little to do apart from re-decorating.”
Customers and clients are going to remember and appreciate those extra steps that are being taken by companies to ensure service and products are still being supplied.
Kelowna businesses that don’t have an action plan in place would be smart to contact a marketing agency, like Sayvee Creative, in order to make the most of the difficult situation that everyone now faces.
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Devries
Email: Send Email
Organization: Sayvee
Address: 301 1447 Ellis St, Kelowna, BC V1Y 2A3, Canada
Phone: +1-250-717-8855
Website: http://www.sayvee.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88955814
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