Leverage the Massachusetts Workforce Training Fund (WTFP) to Upskill Your Team
Are you looking to invest in your current workforce to boost productivity and competitiveness? Is your Massachusetts-based business struggling to find skilled employees? The Massachusetts Workforce Training Fund (WTFP) Express Grant can help by reimbursing you for McDougall Interactive Digital Marketing Training.
We can apply on your behalf, and almost everyone will win the grant. If you don’t win, you won’t pay anything, and if you win, you can take our courses after you get verification that you have won the grant and will be paid back in full.
There is no risk; this is an opportunity to leverage 29 years of our agency’s SEO and digital marketing knowledge.
It could cost you a fortune if you have staff or marketing staff that need to be more profoundly effective at these skills. With our training, even your junior staff can become secret digital marketing weapons to beat your competition.
What is the WTFP Express Grant?
The WTFP Express Grant is a state-funded program designed to assist Massachusetts businesses in developing their workforce. By providing financial reimbursement for eligible training programs, the grant helps companies enhance employee skills, improve productivity, and adapt to industry changes.
How Can McDougall Interactive Help?
At McDougall Interactive, we are a registered training provider and experts in workforce development. We can guide you through the WTFP application process and provide high-quality training programs that qualify for reimbursement.
Our Services:
- WTFP Grant Application Assistance: We will help you navigate the application process and ensure eligibility.
- Customizable Training Programs: Our experts will develop training programs tailored to your specific business needs.
- Program Delivery: We offer both in-person and virtual training options to accommodate your schedule.
- Reimbursement Support: We will assist with the reimbursement process to maximize your grant benefits.
Eligible Training Topics:
Our training programs cover a wide range of topics, including:
- SEO (Search Engine Optimization)
- Video marketing / YouTube Optimization
- Podcasting
- Content Marketing
- Making a More Effective Website with Conversion Rate Optimization
- Google Analytics
- Social Media Basics and Automation
- Paid Search Ads like Google Ads
- Paid Social Ads like Facebook Ads
Grant Eligibility
To be eligible for the WTFP Express Grant, your business must:
- Be located in Massachusetts
- Have fewer than 100 employees
- Pay into the Workforce Training Fund (all for-profit companies do through payroll taxes)
- Obtain a Certificate of Good Standing from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue
Grant Benefits
Eligible businesses can receive up to $20,000 per company and $3,000 per employee per training program.
Ready to Invest in Your Workforce?
Contact McDougall Interactive today to learn more about how we can help you leverage the WTFP Express Grant and enhance your employees’ skills.
Schedule a free consultation by emailing jm@mcdia.com or call / text 978-423-4274
Want to get started right now?
- Please enter your EIN and DUA numbers and obtain the Massachusetts Certificate of Good Standing and/or Tax Compliance (COG) from the Massachusetts Department of Revenue. Please follow this link to obtain yours: https://mtc.dor.state.ma.us/mtc/_/
You’ll need a username and logon; someone in your corporation may already have one.
Once you logon: Top right of screen see “I want to” Choose “show more options”, then you can choose “Request a Certificate of Good Standing” from there. The system will prompt you for the next steps. Please do not be confused, we cannot use the Certificate of Good Standing from the Secretary of the Commonwealth. We need the one from the Department of Revenue.
- Please scan or forward a copy of the Certificate of Good Standing (COG) from the Department of Revenue to jm@mcdia.com. The Grant application requires the Certificate of Good Standing be submitted at the same time. The COG must be dated within the last six months.
