Capitalizing On Your Contact List During The COVID-19 Pandemic With Danette Gossett

COVID-19 is a hot topic these days, but you can't let it steal your show and paralyze your business. Fighting the virus can also mean doing your part in making a productive difference business-wise. In this episode with CEO of http://www.gossettmktg.com/ (Gossett Marketing), https://www.linkedin.com/in/danettegossett/ (Danette Gossett), Bob Roark follows up their discussion about mobilizing your business during the pandemic. Danette showcases the importance of having a contact list and using it to remain pro-active in the eyes of your clients and employees. Driving traffic to your business is crucial these days, simply reaching out to those who matter can help maintain and even improve your business' reputation.  --- Watch the episode here:Listen to the podcast here:[smart_track_player url="" title="Capitalizing On Your Contact List During The COVID-19 Pandemic With Danette Gossett" image="http://businessleaderspodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BLP-SquareLogo-WhiteBlueBG1400x1400.png" background="default"]   Capitalizing On Your Contact List During The COVID-19 Pandemic With Danette GossettI've got Danette Gossett of http://www.gossettmktg.com/ (Gossett Marketing) out of Miami, Florida. We were talking in the previous episode about steps you can take now and what we zeroed in on is in many of the businesses, whether it's bricks-and-mortars or others, you either have a contact list where you can reach out to your clients or you don't. We thought we would talk about both of those issues and what you can do in this environment to help drive traffic not through your door anymore, but drive traffic. Danette, what are your thoughts on contact lists, whether you have them or you don't? One, hopefully, a lot of people do already have a contact list and they've been using them. We talked about previously was if you haven't reached out to your customers already, you need to start contacting them, letting them know that you're still around and you're still in business and that you're here to