Reflecting on 2020, Looking Ahead to 2021

It is no secret that 2020 was a big year for the internet, but it was also a big year for Broadstreet. When the COIVD-19 pandemic stuck, people suddenly became much more dependent on the internet for every part of life. Before March, we would go to restaurants to sit down and eat, but now we call ahead to order, we place orders online, and we get take out. Online shopping increased, and more businesses realized that choosing to keep their products offline limited their adaptability to the increased demand for shopping online. 

“Businesses that thought they didn't need a website all of a sudden realized ‘Oh my, we're really behind the curve!’ That change in mindset was the biggest thing in 2020.” Tom Sliker said. “We watched this slow and steady adoption to the internet and e-commerce over the years, and all of a sudden, it just got a big boost in the arm.”