At the moment, the world feels like it’s spinning, upside-down at high speed with no off switch. The coronavirus has uprooted every industry and consumers are in a panic on what they need and where to get it. But in the midst of waiting for the dust to clear, you are left wondering how you can help your customers from a distance.
Be Informative
The number one concern at the moment is the public's safety and stopping the spread of COVID-19. You can find digital signage screens almost anywhere you look and right now, they can be extremely helpful for answering the dire questions on concerned consumers’ minds.
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A simple reminder on your screens about how to protect and stop the spread of the virus can be more helpful than you believe. Currently, the media is consumed by article after article of new reports and presumptions, and it seems nearly impossible to find what you are specifically looking for. Help your customers with this problem by displaying timely and pertinent information during this difficult time.
Digital signage inside of a building could feature where the nearest hand sanitations or bathrooms are located and what precautions your business is taking to prevent the spread of the virus. Outdoor digital displays can announce manageable steps the public can take to flatten the coronavirus curve and updates about your own business hours of operation during this time.
Keep Your Digital Signage Updated
Your digital display system may have the power to push real-time updates to let the public know of new and urgent emergency procedures that have taken place. The best thing we can do right now is educate everyone and anyone who sees the displayed content on how to protect themselves and their loved ones.
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By displaying increased and accurate information on your screens, the public will become more educated and aware. Now is the time to help your community more than ever before and you can do so by keeping the content on your digital signage network up-to-date and relative during this challenging time.
