
Businesses across the county, and across the globe for that matter, are suffering mightily due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With financial strain comes a need to discover new ways to save money. Stone Ridge Payments have been helping businesses save money by upgrading their credit card payment processor technology or introducing credit card payment processing to businesses making the switch to online. However, Stone Ridge Payments wants to provide guidance on even more ways companies can save money.
A lot of the businesses Stone Ridge Payments have helped during the pandemic are making the switch to ecommerce. Because of this, rent is somewhat of an unnecessary cost. A lot of landlords are offering a rent reduction during the pandemic. It’s possible that a landlord wont’ be able to reduce cost but will be willing to accept payments later. The important thing is that business owners maintain a good relationship with their landlord so they can get the best deal possible.
Brick and mortar stores who were forced to make the switch online will need to do everything in their power to get the word out. Sometimes, the best way to save money is to simply make it easier for sales to occur. Being overstocked on inventory is a great way to lose money fast. Stone Ridge Payments recommends taking advantage of relatively cheap ads on social media to connect with a loyal customer base and ensure all necessary parties know where they can continue to get their favorite products.
Optimizing your credit card processing with Stone Ridge Payments is a good first step, but it is also wise to contact all credit card providers about special promotions and details. Many credit card companies are reacting to the Covid-19 crisis by providing lower interest rates on credit cards. Credit card companies are hurting as well right now and are eager to continue to drum up business. If you can switch from a current card to one that provides a lower rate, it can go a long way in offering you financial relief.
Finally, Stone Ridge Payments recommends looking at your subscription lists. A lot of vendors are locked in for monthly payments and when things are going well, they go unnoticed. However, when times are tough, it is important to do some housecleaning and make sure each payment is absolutely necessary.




