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Quick-service and fast-casual restaurants are feeling the ill-effects of coronavirus in a big, BIG w

Quick-service and fast-casual restaurants are feeling the ill-effects of coronavirus in a big, BIG way. It’s so bad more than 7 million QSR employees could be out of work by the end of the month. [QSR eBook](  Hello, Quick-service and fast-casual restaurants are feeling the ill-effects of coronavirus in a big, BIG way. It’s so bad more than 7 million QSR employees could be out of work by the end of the month. In our latest Industry Guide, we highlight the unique challenges facing QSRs and FCRs, before offering some smart suggestions regarding the road to recovery.  [Assessing the Impact of Coronavirus on the American Automotive Industry report] [View the Industry Guide]( What the CEOs of Chewy, Walmart, and Other Leading Brands Are Saying About Online Retail  [Increase in Online Retail Blog](  In a recent interview, Chewy.com CEO Sumit Singh discussed how coronavirus is leading to a permanent increase in online retail: “The increased demand levels that we are experiencing are here to stay. We do not view our first-quarter results as a one-off event.” What’s more interesting? Singh’s sentiments are shared by a number of other CEOs who represent prominent consumer-facing brands. [See What CEOs Are Saying]( AdWeek Webinar — How QSR and Fast-Casual Are Responding to the Post-Pandemic Consumer  [Data Talks with Forrester](  Join leaders from Burger King, Domino’s, Panera and Zeta Global for a candid look at what they’ll be doing to deliver superior, personalized customer experiences to remain a signature part of American culture long after the pandemic subsides. [Register for the Webinar]( Bad News: Walled Gardens Are Here to Stay [Walled Gardens are here to stay]( Do you know what the future holds for data juggernauts like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google? More importantly, do you know what marketers are doing to be less reliant on these “walled gardens”? We do. [The Walled Garden Revolution]( Rebuilding Retail in the Wake of COVID-19 [Marketing Playbook]( You know the retail industry is reeling from the combined effects of COVID-19 and a recession, but do you know the extent of the damage? More importantly, do you know what the retail industry can do to start recovering the billions of dollars it’s already lost? We do, and we talk about it in our latest Marketing Playbook. [View the Playbook]( First-Party Data Isn’t Valuable [First-Party Data Blog]( There is a misguided belief amongst brands in all industries that first-party data is inherently valuable—it’s not. First-party data is only valuable if it can be translated into actionable insights that enhance a brand’s understanding of the customer. In other words, extracting customer intelligence from first-party data is where the true value lies. [Keep Reading]( [Facebook]( [LinkedIn]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Zeta Global]( 3 Park Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY 10016 No longer want to receive these emails? [Unsubscribe.](

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