Small businesses in Santa Clarita have a new partner in their success. The Power Media Group, a local advertising agency, is helping companies around the area get through the recession.

Direct Sales News had this to say about the program, “The goal is also to help small businesses, which might be standing on the brink of collapsing, to re-think strategies and revive business through strategic marketing and advertising campaigns. Patricia also plans to fully promote businesses online through the Center’s Web site, and to support the operations through Power Women Business Center memberships of $250, $500 and $750 per month, which will grant women entrepreneurs access to the Center’s facilities and business consulting services.”

So how does the Santa Clarita enterprise zone play into the overall strategy? “Since the center will be located in the city’s Enterprise Zone, many of the small businesses hosted there may potentially qualify for enterprise zone credits, which constitutes a state income tax savings opportunity,” said Laura Biery, administrative analyst with the City of Santa Clarita’s Economic Development Division. Biery welcomed Patricia’s initiative. “The women’s business center will complement our other programs we have in the city very well.”