The COVID-proof business models thriving in the pandemic

With the disruptions and uncertainties of snap lockdowns, it may seem like a crazy time to be starting a new business — and yet, some are thriving.Essential service businesses are thriving during the pandemic

While in-person yoga classes have been hit-and-miss during the pandemic, there's a growing demand for online classes.According to Elena Kelareva, CEO of Gippstech and facilitator of the Startup Gippsland business support program, it all depends on what kind of business you are in, your overheads and whether or not you can pivot your product or service to the changing conditions.

Models that can operate under lower cost circumstances that are resilient to lockdowns have started to emerge.Flexible, re-locatable food trucks with low overheads, that can strategically set up in towns, markets and festivals with limited takeaway options, are becoming popular attractions in the wake of limited sit-down dining opportunities.

What has traditionally been a practice of the rich and famous, now extends to the everyday consumer, who may pay a premium for booking an exclusive shopping experience. But the key to future proofing any business, is to be scalable and flexible to changing dynamics. Lockdown plans and provisions need to be in place with everything from staffing to stock.

Wake up, Aussies. It's just a corona flu virus, 99% of ppl can defeat it easily. Numbers in EU or US is very high, but have you asked your friends living there if they r still alive? You will find out they and their friends and neighbors are still alive too. Amazing, isn't it?

Capitalism will find a way. We really should stop the habit of socialising the losses.

This chaos has not been caused by covid but by government policies. Covid-19(84) is a phantom virus which has a death rate of less than 0.00001% and is greatly overreported due to the inaccuracy of PCR tests. We have a fake crisis which has mutated to a medical dictatorship

2 strategy could contain the virus. First create grid like mass testing in high risk areas. Compulsive testing hub in every 5 km areas. Use bunnings or Mac Donald parking to create drive through testing.

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