Possible Recession?
Don't be afraid to do business. The hard times create opportunities to build your brand. You need to see the world with a new point of view. The customers need you the most in the time of need. Try to give them something that they never experienced in a moment like this
For example: Someone stole your wallet and you quickly call to the bank, where your credit card is open. The prompt action from them will make you appreciate the bank more. If they would make you sign a form, wait in line etc etc, you should be nuts to stay with them
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