2021

SMALL BUSINESS

Technology & Website Upgrade Grant

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A WEBSITE MAKES IT OFFICIAL

WE TAKE YOUR CONCEPT AND TURN IT

INTO A WEBSITE WITH NO BOUNDS.

We understand that times are changing and with change comes technology upgrades, at On Trend Marketing.Co we ensure that all our websites come complete with custom designed QR Codes with colour variations in VECTOR, PNG & PDF along with a handbook on how to use and manage your website from inventory to marketing you will have access to it all to ensure your processes are streamlined and efficient.

All On Trend websites come with live customer support and guidance along with maintenance options and variations.

2021 TECHNOLOGY & WEBSITE UPGRADE GRANT

THE PROGRAM

The Small Business 2021 Technology & Website Upgrade Program can assist small businesses to access digital technologies and services to help them work smarter, engage with the global economy and make the most of online business opportunities arising from digital disruption.

AVAILABLE FUNDING

If successful, matched funding of up to $5,000 (excluding GST) may be provided to eligible businesses for the upgrade or creation of the brands website and online platforms.

The minimum grant funding is $1,000.

The business must show how the digital technology or service purchased and adopted will enhance the digital capabilities of their business, and help them to be more competitive and employ more staff.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

If successful applicant must meet the following conditions:

have fewer than 20 employees at the time of applying for the grant
have an Australian Business Number (ABN)
have a turnover of $2 million or less in the last financial year

Successful applicants will receive an approved match-spend credit amount to apply to their website build/upgrade.

For Example: Jenny wants to build her new cafe website, she applied and was approved for $3,000 when Jenny spends $3,000 on her website she receives $3,000 credit. Therefore Jenny's website only cost her out of pocket $3,000 instead of $6,000.