Intuit Offers Free Products And Services
The Federal bailout trough seems reserved for corporate giants, and it makes you wonder, where can a small business go to catch a break?
Intuit has stepped up to the plate with an initiative called, Small Businesses United, which the company calls a small business stimulus package. The campaign is designed to help small businesses save money, save time and attract more customers.
The package features three main components: free software and services, $315,000 in small business grants and $50,000 in donations to organizations that help people start their own businesses.
If you don’t have a professional Web site yet, you can set one up through Intuit’s Web Site Service, and it’s free for the first year. The package includes site-building software, point-and-click design templates, Web hosting and seven-day, toll-free phone support.
And if you’re looking to incorporate, you can save on that, too, with incorporation and LLC formation services from MyCorporation, which is an Intuit-owned company. This service is free until July 31.
For more information, go here.
Photo by Intuit.
Jaclyn on February 16th, 2009 11:48 am
I love this idea!!! I was wondering the same thing all this time…all this help keep’s going to big corporation’s and businesses, but what about the little guy’s, the small businesses? i mean…it’s been said more then once that the small businesses are what keeps this economy going for the most part, think of all the people who shop at the mom and pop store’s more then they buy from GM or ford’s. i think it’s about time that the small business world got their own bailout money from a stimulus package, it’s really about time!!!
cassy on February 16th, 2009 9:39 pm
thats a great idea,this well help market the business and help them to bring their product to the market,we really need this kind of idea specially that we are still in the down economy,this will help businesses to recover from their looses,but i hope their free services will also include the small business,coz they are also part of our the economy.
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