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In our ever changing world it’s important to stay current with the times. With guidelines and regulations starting to relax, as a business owner, it’s up to you to decide how to move forward. Many businesses are starting to open back up at much larger capacities and adjusting their policies to reflect new guidelines. Keeping your customers current on these changes can help eliminate confusion and create a better experience for everyone moving forward.

Signs

As larger crowds are permitted it’s important to let your clients and customers know what new policies you’ll have in place moving forward. A great way to keep anyone who enters your establishment up to date is by clearly displaying changes with proper signs and displays. Placing a sign stating your policies on or near the entrance can ensure that anyone who chooses to walk in knows how to respectfully enjoy their experience. Try to make your signs stand out and attract attention so that they don’t go unnoticed.

Menus

If you own a restaurant then you already know how important the menu is. Whether your prices have changed, or you’ve added or subtracted certain items, make sure your menus are current and that the information is accurate. Still using disposable menus? Make sure you stay stocked up so that there is never a shortage. Take-out menus will still be pretty popular moving forward so be sure to include one with your take out orders so that your customers have your menu on hand when ordering next time.

Business Supplies

Businesses typically use a lot of stationery. Whether it’s brochures, flyers, business cards, stationary, contracts or black and white copies it’s a good idea to start stocking up for the summer. Stationary is essential for most businesses and with the summer surge ahead, make sure you are prepared. As we slowly start returning to the office, making new business connections can be as simple as an introduction and a professional business card to leave them something to remember you by. Are you a realtor in this housing market? Make sure you’re stocked up on flyers and brochures for any upcoming listing. With a higher volume of interest, don’t let that sale slip away.