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What should small brick-and-mortar stores do for Black Friday during COVID?

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01Small brick-and-mortar retailers without an ecommerce strategy should start building one now, and in the meantime add extra staff on the phones, set up an outside pickup cart, and promote concierge ordering on social channels. source →

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So it makes a ton of sense to split it up these these retailers whether they're Walmart or mom and pop brick and mortar rely on black for I mean This is it's called black Friday because it's when most retailers get in the black They start to actually have a a year that that makes money and some The big guys are having great years.
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