Before the COVID-19 coronavirus spread throughout the world, thought leaders in the software development industry were already generating marketing content to help their users brace for the crisis. Some of the more established, conservative B2B brands, however, had concerns over how to address the impact a global pandemic could have on their audiences — and how talking about it could impact their businesses.
Everywhere we turn, the only thing people are talking about is the global pandemic, the impact that COVID-19 will have on the economy, and how to survive it from both a health perspective and a business one.
As movies like Contagion and Outbreak are becoming real-life scenarios, cutting-edge technology companies are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to fight COVID-19. Their common objective is to speed up the development of new treatments to battle the spread of the virus. Today, we are going to focus on some of them.
I have been working from home for years. Nearly 10 years in fact. So, it’s nothing new for me to be quarantined inside my home for days on end working away in front of my computer screen. Of course, worry over the spread of COVID-19 has now forced hundreds of thousands of people into home offices across the globe and it happened at an unprecedented speed. It seemed like practically overnight that business closed their crowded downtown offices and implemented work-from-home policies.
With COVID-19 precautions in place across the globe, events are being cancelled left and right. Since events used to be a huge source of sales leads, what can you do now that they are being postponed for the foreseeable future? Here are five ways to redirect your marketing budget to build the sales pipeline you need to keep your business going.
