Payroc, a high-growth merchant acquirer, processor and payment facilitation powerhouse, today announced it has taken a radical approach to help its small and midsize businesses customers who are facing a race against time in an unprecedented battle for financial survival during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic. The company has reallocated its entire internal marketing team to focus exclusively on providing free marketing agency services, and is rapidly deploying financial technology and tools to help these businesses get new online and mobile sales channels up and running fast, cut payment acceptance costs and get paid faster.
“Small businesses are in a fight for their lives right now,” said Adam Bloomston, president of Payroc. “We recognize what they are going through and are willing to sacrifice our own people’s time and bandwidth to provide essential marketing services, for free, that the small business owner might not know how, can’t afford or don’t have time to do,” added Bloomston. “Even though we are one of the largest payment processors in the country, business is personal at Payroc. Our marketing experts that are standing by are armed with knowledge, scale and expertise. Payroc was originally a basement bootstrap start-up 16 years ago, so we know what these business owners are going through. We’re not going to just let this virus destroy the dreams, hopes and grit the small business community is built on. We’re going to be innovative and scrappy to do what’s necessary to help small businesses in their greatest time of need,” continued Bloomston. Fintech News
Free agency services being offered by Payroc’s marketing team include website enhancements, e-commerce and shopping cart page development, social media marketing and graphic design for advertisements, posters, flyers, postcard mailers and more. Compliant surcharging technology, same day funding, online delivery tools and mobile payment acceptance solutions are some of the technology and tools businesses can use to rapidly adapt and remain operating in today’s self-distancing and shelter-in-place environment.
