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NEW!CLEVELAND, Ohio -- As the pandemic rolls into fall, Advance Ohio is launching the Customer Appreciation Partner Program, a new ad match program to boost advertising value and help small businesses in an unprecedented economy.Beginning in October, businesses can receive a 25%- to-100% match for ad buys in cleveland.com, the Plain Dealer and the Sun News, depending on their commitment.“Our community continues to need our support,” said Advance Ohio Regional President Brad Harmon. “We have a deep responsibility to our communities to find creative ways to support their evolving needs, and these matching grants can help at a time when it is needed most.”The coronavirus and stay-at-home orders shuttered non-essential businesses in March, and many have struggled since.Yet Northeast Ohio startups and small businesses remain optimistic , a survey by JumpStart shows. Nearly half of startups and 64% of small businesses in a survey of 796 made changes to bolster their companies amid the coronavirus.A over $1,500 -- up to a program total of $10 million -- to help kickstart business for local companies as Ohio reopened. The fall Customer Appreciation Partner Program aims to help existing advertisers, as well as new.“The fourth quarter for many retailers, not all but many, is a very crucial time,” Harmon said. “If they do not do well and thrive in this quarter, it can be very challenging going into 2021 for them to continue to do business. So our goal in this program is to ensure at minimum that we help retailers and any kind of business thrive in fourth quarter and get out their message to ensure that they drive their business.”New clients who participate in the program must commit a minimum monthly spend of $1,500, with tiers based on the length of commitment. Existing clients also must spend at least $1,500, as long as it is more than they have spent in the past.The first tier, for 25% more advertising, is for a commitment of one to three months. For example, if a company chose a monthly spend of $1,500, Advance Ohio would match that with an additional $375 in advertising.The second tier is a three-to-six month commitment, where companies would receive a 50% match on their monthly spend. The third tier is a year-long commitment, to double their advertising dollars.Advance Ohio manages ad sales for , the Plain Dealer and the Sun News.The program begins today. Registration closes Oct. 31 at An Advance Ohio member will reach out to clients within 48 hours and share information about the program.Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.

NEW!CLEVELAND, Ohio -- As the pandemic rolls into fall, Advance Ohio is launching the Customer Appreciation Partner Program, a new ad match program to boost advertising value and help small businesses in an unprecedented economy.Beginning in October, businesses can receive a 25%- to-100% match for ad buys in cleveland.com, the Plain Dealer and the Sun News, depending on their commitment.“Our community continues to need our support,” said Advance Ohio Regional President Brad Harmon. “We have a deep responsibility to our communities to find creative ways to support their evolving needs, and...

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