Hospitality Marketing Blog

We might be stuck on Zoom for a while so next time you're on a work meeting or family catch-up, add a background to make it a bit more exciting! Plus, it's great for when you can't be bothered to tidy up behind you..

Everyone and their mum is working from home at the moment. The SDS team takes you into their WFH setups and top tips to have a productive day.

It's uncertain how long hospitality venues will  be closed for and it can be difficult to stay engaged and connected with the industry, especially if you’re relatively new in hospo. Fortunately, the magic world of internet has an abundance of resources available and this time in isolation can be an opportunity to learn more about the industry and bartending.

As COVID-19 has put the world on hold, the new normal is primarily over video. Whether it’s for work or for catching up with friends, we have collectively spent more time on video calls than ever before.

TikTok has been booming in popularity well before the Coronavirus pandemic. However, the social media platform has been experiencing a surge in downloads and in-app spending ever since lockdown has been implemented in major cities around the world.

Thanks to the virus that must not be named, the government has, much like an angry parent sending their child to their room, ordered us all to stay home. In addition, on Monday 31 March it was announced that gatherings of more than 2 people (outside your isolation buddies) are now illegal in NSW and if you’re caught out, you risk up to 6 months in prison and/or an $11,000 fine.

While the hospitality industry has been hit hard with closures, chefs and restaurateurs have needed to adapt and found a new way to stay connected to their communities. Here's a look into how online cooking tutorials are supporting hospitality as well as all of us practising social distancing or self isolation.

With hospitality venues and restaurants finding alternate ways to conduct business during the Coronavirus pandemic, it's more important than ever to have an online presence and use the Internet to our advantage.