Reboot your business with FREE adverts worth £3,000

THE owner of The Mail on Sunday – Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) – is offering free advertising in our newspapers to 1,500 small firms who have been hit by the coronavirus crisis. DMGT has l aunched the scheme i n collaboration with t he t rade body t he Federation of Small Businesses to help small firms bounce back as the lockdown is eased.

WHAT YOU GET

Over £3,000 of free adverts in The Mail on Sunday, Daily Mail, Metro, the i, Mail Online and Metro.co.uk.

A local account manager to ensure your advertising is tailored to your business and customers.

Adverts created for you by us if you don’t have them ready to go.

A choice of when the adverts run.

WHO CAN APPLY

You must meet the following criteria:

Your business employs 150 people or fewer.

Your annual turnover doesn’t exceed £6 million.

You are in a position to redeem an advertising fund of over £3,000 before September 30, 2020. The funds will be handed out based on the strength of your application. It will be popular so don’t delay.

... AND HERE’S WHAT TO DO

Applications will close at 10pm tonight. Go to grants.fsb.org.uk and create an account. Provide details including: number of employees, turnover and when you want to start advertising.

Include a brief description of how the adverts would help your business recover and how your company has coped during the Covid-19 crisis.

We will contact you by email within seven days if you are successful.

For full terms and conditions see: grants.fsb.org.uk/terms-and-conditions.html

APPLY TODAY go to grants.fsb.org.uk