#308c: The Stimulus Package: How to Take Advantage of $350B Earmarked for Small Businesses (COVID-19 Series) with Casey Graham
Small businesses around the world are facing uncertainty, unemployment, and decisions they never thought possible. On top of that, they are having to learn and learn quickly about government relief solutions.
From one small business owner to another, I understand what it’s like to feel lost in the confusion.
Today’s show will break down, in layman's terms, the Stimulus Package for small businesses and how you can take advantage of it.
My guest, Casey Graham, CEO of Gravy, is going to help me do that. You’ve probably heard me talk about Gravy before -- they do our customer retention and failed payment recovery, which is so important, especially during times like these.
Casey has been in the online business world through two crises now and has a unique perspective and understanding of how to survive a crisis as a small business owner.
Here’s a little sneak peek of what we talked about in this episode:
- Why online business and online learning is emerging as a giant leader right now, and why understanding the Stimulus Package is extremely important.
- What The CARES Act is and what it means for small and online businesses.
- Why the government is leaning on small business owners to help save America during this time.
- Understanding if this bill is right for you, if you’re eligible, and how you can take advantage of it.
- Everything you need to know about this bill top to bottom -- from loan amount to loan forgiveness to accessing this bill and everything in between.
Casey even has a value-packed website full of resources to support you and all small and online businesses right now. Head here to check it out!
I know you’re going to find this episode insightful and extremely helpful.
A note: this episode is about the United States $2 trillion Stimulus bill passed in response to the coronavirus pandemic. This stimulus package is specific to our U.S. audience.
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