MD039 - Business in a COVID-19 World

Business Buffet

Ed Bejarana

Marketing, Business, Business Strategies, Entrepreneurship, Business Tips, Small Business, Leadership

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🗓️ 2 June 2020

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Phil and Ed discuss challenges small business faces with social distancing and the government ordered shut-downs as well as potential solutions to overcome the challenge. This episode is not about business as usual, but rather business survival in a...

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0:00.0	Social Media Summit, Corder Lane, is back in Corder Lane for the third year in a row, presenting
0:05.0	over 20 expert speakers on all things social media. Be sure to visit SMWCDA.com for more information
0:13.2	on Social Media Summit, Corder Lane, and the Social Media Summit Inner Circle. Today, we will discuss
0:20.4	challenges small businesses face with social distancing
0:25.0	and government-ordered shutdowns, as well as potential solutions to overcome the challenges.
0:33.9	This episode is not about business as usual, but rather business survival in a COVID-19 world.
0:40.9	Welcome to the Business Buffet podcast with Ed Beharana and Phil Anderson.
0:45.7	This is a conversation in and around business with a pinch here and a sprinkle there of anecdotal stories.
0:52.1	Like most buffets, we will offer the staples, you know, the things that are in every buffet, the meat and potatoes, with a cursory helping the veggies. Our business buffet podcast aims to give you the fundamental principles and strategies any successful business needs to know. Please subscribe to the business buffet podcast wherever you download your
1:12.4	podcast. We hope you're hungry as the business buffet is open and ready to serve. Now, here is
1:19.1	Ed Beharana and Phil Anderson. Welcome to the business buffet.
1:27.9	My name is Ed, and with me is my friend and podcast partner, Phil.
1:33.2	Back in Main Dish episode 25, Phil and I discussed how business owners need to be open to change,
1:42.1	to survive in an ever-changing world.
1:46.2	To remind you, we opened the show with, in the 80s, it was desktop computers.
1:52.9	In the 90s, it was the World Wide Web.
1:56.2	In the 2000s, we saw a surge in telecommuting and home-based businesses, and in the 2010's
2:03.1	mobile applications took the market by storm. These were all things business people resisted.
2:11.4	What are the changes business people are facing today, and what is the cost of resisting them?
2:18.3	Phil, back in episode 25, we discussed the technological issue that Iowa went through with
2:25.8	their presidential primary election, if you can remember that one.
2:29.6	If you remember, the ordeal was a national embarrassment with a new vote counting app failing in a very public fashion,
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