Did you miss out applying for the Canadian government’s Digital Adoption Program (CDAP) that ended on September 30, 2024. Or maybe your business didn’t qualify, or you didn’t even make it through the complicated application process?
We’ve got you covered!
We’re excited to introduce a brand new program to continue helping Canadian businesses succeed online through digital marketing.
With the Local Digital Adoption Program (LDAP) businesses can receive up to $5,000 to put towards the adoption of a wide range of digital marketing strategies, including online advertising (PPC & social media), web design and search engine optimization (SEO).
What Are The Differences Between CDAP and LDAP Funding?
There are significant differences between CDAP and LDAP funding, both on what services it applies to, and what businesses are able to apply. LDAP can be used on a much wider range of services and is available to far more Canadian businesses. Please see the chart below for more details.
| CDAP Funding | LDAP Funding |
|---|---|
| Can only be applied to implementing eCommerce services | Can be applied to a wide range of digital marketing services |
| Funding limited to $2,500 | Funding up to $5,000 |
| Applications close September 30, 2024 | Applications close December 31, 2024 |
| Business must be for-profit, incorporated and consumer facing | Open to any Canadian business |
| B2B, real estate firms, online re-sellers or wholesalellers are ineligible | Open to any Canadian business |
| Must commit to a 6-month of participation in the program | Must commit to a 6-month of participation in the program |
What Are The Objectives Of The LDAP Program?
- Provide Funding – Provide business owners with funding of up to $5,000 to help with growing your business using digital marketing.
- Provide Marketing Expertise – Provide business owners with a custom digital marketing plan, expert assistance with execution and on-going support.
Apply Today!
Applications for the LDAP program will be accepted until December 31, 2024. Grant funds are limited and will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.
