.@nytfood columnist and cookbook author Melissa Clark shares her simple recipes that are perfect for when you're stuck inside and crave something comforting like mac n' cheese!
RECIPES HERE: https://t.co/kaQTz7MTqM
The Senate has now passed a bill to provide sick leave, unemployment help and free testing to Americans. This is great news for those struggling to find work right now.
One of the main aspects of marketing is the 4 P's. Price, product, promotion, and place. It is so important to take these characteristics into consideration for your business or organization. I consider these the foundation of a business. #marketing
An interesting article about how certain cloud software venders will progress through this economic downturn. While many industries are hurting, some actually may come out on top from this situation. #coronavirus#economy
Here's why experts think that cloud software vendors like Salesforce and Zoom will fare better in an economic downturn than the rest of the tech industry https://t.co/8jIsPgCh7z
This is tricky for marketers. This epidemic will pose challenges to bring up profits, but I believe that marketers are needed now more than ever. They must come up with innovative solutions and allow time for changes to be made.
The travel industry recovered from 9/11 and the financial crisis, but the coronavirus pandemic creates challenges that can’t be helped with cheaper fares or clever marketing https://t.co/bGONmlCiyX
Practice social distancing by putting space between yourself and others. Continue to practice healthy habits, like washing your hands for at least 20 seconds and staying home if you’re sick, to help slow the spread of #COVID19.
Learn more: https://t.co/RhqzGyUzcH
The coronavirus has obviously took a huge hit on our economy. I can only hope that in a few short months our country can recover and begin to host various sport games again.
I recently learned in my marketing class that a consumer is the person who is the end-user of a product, while a customer is a person (or business) that purchases a product. It is essential to know the difference when researching your target audience!
A challenge I will have to overcome within the next couple of months is continuing to post on social media for my sorority as their marketing director. Since we have no events left this semester, I will have to look into posting old content.
I am concerned for everyone's mental health during this time. It is so easy to turn to social media and post our frustrations. However, it is important to participate in other activities at home, such as self care, so that you have a stress relief.
One of the most life changing experiences for me was being able to serve the homeless population of Wilmington, NC on a Mizzou Alternative Breaks trip. I was able to help rebuild a roof on a homeless shelter after a recent hurricane.
I am now beginning to take classes online using Zoom. One helpful tip I learned is you can use ⌘ Cmd+⇧ Shift+A (PC: Alt+A) to mute/unmute your audio. This helps prevent your background noise from being heard. I am thankful to be able to continue my education online.
One of the best tips I have received about using social media for a business or organization, is to have a calendar in place for specific postings. If you outline the content you want to post, it makes things more organized. Having a plan in place is never a bad idea!
I feel for senior classes around the world that have to go online for the rest of their last semester. We can only hope our education is not compromised and students can continue to learn from online lectures. #coronavirus
I am now trying to figure out how to maintain time management for online classes and activities. My business fraternity at Mizzou, Alpha Kappa Psi, has decided to host executive board elections online. This is just one example of working through the challenges we've been given.
Here's a good tip on how you can help small businesses during this uncertain time in our economy... Buy gift cards from them! You can use this gift card at anytime, but the business you are helping is receiving funds to help them stay afloat. While sales are down, they need this.
So much uncertainty in the world right now. The University of Missouri has taken the precaution to suspend in-person classes for the rest of the spring 2020 semester. It will be interesting to see how this effects extracurricular activities on campus.
In an effort to contain the spread of #COVID19, the UM System suspends all in-person classes at @Mizzou, @UMKC, @MissouriSandT, and @umsl, effective Monday, March 16, through the remainder of the spring 2020 semester. All classes will be taught remotely. https://t.co/upIhD0Zrud
Yesterday was #InternationalWomensDay. This is such a cool tribute to women at The University of Missouri that highlights various Mizzou Made women who have impacted their campus.
#Mizzou is celebrating #InternationalWomensDay by highlighting a few of our #MizzouMade women who have impacted MU's campus and beyond! Which MU Tigers are you celebrating today?
Looking forward to being able to intern this summer with The Boeing Company. As a Supply Chain Intern, I will be given duties to help me develop within the world of Supply Chain Management. I can't wait to learn and grow from this position. #BoeingIntern
Product sales within the health industry have sky-rocketed recently with the Coronavirus outbreak. Since demand has sparked for a large amount of these products, marketers and supply-chain representatives must figure out how to prevent a shortage of supply.
Data from #Alibaba’s global sales platform shows:
-Global demand for medical #masks is up 13,769% amid #COVID19 outbreaks
- Demand for hand #sanitizer has soared 7,360%
- Demand for #thermometers is up 4,306%