COVID-19 has caused many of us to turn our homes into offices. National Tradesmen Day is a reminder to thank the individuals who are available to provide home repairs and services so that our new home offices can remain comfortable and functional.
posted on September 18, 2020 by
COVID-19 Pandemic Highlights Need for Tradesmen
posted on September 3, 2020 by
The Faces Behind BizCom: Andrew DeBellevue
Meet the faces behind BizCom! We’re profiling all of our team members at the agency.
Meet Andrew DeBellevue. He’s a born and raised Texan and is a graduate from the University of North Texas. He just started his internship at BizCom.
posted on August 20, 2020 by
What it Means to Be a Team
This past fall, my freshman year at Southern Methodist University began. Being the oldest of four children, I was the first of my siblings to move away from home, and I wasn’t looking forward to it. Undeniably, I was excited, but the petrifying thought of being “alone” overshadowed all of that. It was a major adjustment, as it is for everyone, and I was faced with many fresh decisions. What major should take up my next four years? What should consume my time? Would everything work out?
[Read more…]posted on August 4, 2020 by
The Value of Integrated Communications: Social Media’s Critical Role In Your PR Success
As shelter-in-place continues to be a part of our daily lives, it comes as no surprise that social media usage is on the rise. It has always been a way for us to feel connected with others, but recently it has transitioned into a tool for delivering news – which has been only amplified these last several months.
[Read more…]posted on July 7, 2020 by
Buying Businesses in a Pandemic is a Real Thing
Warren Buffet, the famous American investor and philanthropist, has said, “Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.” And despite the pandemic, plenty of investors are seeing great value in investing in franchise opportunities.
posted on June 16, 2020 by
“Dear Pandemic: We Will Be Adding More Locations”
Did we just say something about business growth? Yes, we did. And it’s a very real thing that looks drastically different, brilliant, creative, and full of potential when you consider the way some brands are planning for growth and expansion in answer to the coronavirus crisis.
Take, for example, two organizations that have faced the recent challenges of 2020 head on and answered with innovative programs to keep on growing. Specifically, two global franchise networks — Gold’s Gym and Edible Arrangements — are up and running in as many locations as possible while also debuting brand new franchise opportunities in direct response to the effects of COVID-19 across the U.S.
[Read more…]posted on June 9, 2020 by
Leading By Example in a Crisis
Strong leadership in the business world often calls for bold moves in tough times. For many of our clients, that time is now.
We have witnessed leaders shine a spotlight on important and necessary issues in recent weeks, using their positions of influence and their brands to help promote healthy conversations in moving our world forward.
posted on May 22, 2020 by
More stories of creativity, perseverance during a time of crisis
At BizCom, we’ve been inspired by the way our clients have pivoted their businesses in response to the COVID-19 crisis. And we have made sure they continue to find ways to share their stories and messages as a way to inspire others.
Here is a sampling of stories they have shared in recent weeks.
[Read more…]posted on May 7, 2020 by
Franchise brands showcase their creativity in response to COVID-19
In case anyone forgot that founders and creative entrepreneurs are the very backbone of successful franchise organizations around the world, a messy virus called upon them to do what they do best: keep on inventing greatness.
posted on March 6, 2020 by
The PR Lesson that Should Infest Every Business After COVID-19
It started with a scare. It grew to a frenzy. And by the time stores were running out of hand sanitizer and facemasks, it was full-blown panic for the general public. We’re talking about the coronavirus outbreak and thousands of confirmed cases to-date. No, it’s not as bad as the flu. The economic impact, however, could be so much greater.
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