123 Internet Group Voucher


support scheme launches


for local small firms


With the government furlough scheme coming to an end this month as the UK enters another economic recession, many SMEs may be concerned about shifting into the ‘new normal’. Fortunately, there are other avenues for support still available to businesses - if you know where to look. 123 Internet Group, a digital marketing agency based in Kiln Farm,


Milton Keynes, are proud to be supporting the new Growth through Digital Innovation (GDI) voucher scheme, in collaboration with NatWest. T is exciting new scheme has been introduced to help businesses and charities in the local area to bounce back from COVID-19, with


successful applicants receiving a £1,000 voucher towards digital web design, branding or market- ing services. T e idea is that with cost savings on digital projects that were previously put on hold, the successful ability of SMEs to deliver services to customers will spur business growth and help them through these unprecedented times. As an independent creative agency with local roots and ‘family’ values, the GDI scheme is an incentive that 123 are happy to back. Scott Jones, CEO of 123 Internet Group, said:


“We were very fortunate to be minimally impacted by COVID-19, and that’s why we feel that off ering our support to others in need is the right thing to do. I’m delighted that 123 are contributing to the Growth through Digital Innovation scheme. Now is the time for business owners to step up and help one another through this diffi cult period.” During the height of the pandemic, Scott and


his team continued to support clients remotely with strategy, social, web, SEO, and media services,


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