New Jersey § 52:16A-136a New Jersey Business Action Center, publicly available information, guidance, small businesses, Internet presence, establish, maintain.

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§ 52:16A-136a — New Jersey Business Action Center, publicly available information, guidance, small businesses, Internet presence, establish, maintain.

New Jersey § 52:16A-136a

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 52:16A-136a (2026).

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1. a. The New Jersey Business Action Center established in the Department of State pursuant to Reorganization Plan No. 003-2011, shall, in consultation with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers, establish and maintain publicly available information and guidance to help small businesses learn about available programs that help businesses develop an Internet presence. b. The guidance shall provide information on available programs that:

(1)provide assistance with launching websites and social media web pages;

(2)assist businesses with setting up technological tools for an Internet presence;

(3)provide continuing assistance with the technological tools until the business has an understanding of how to use those technological to

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1. a. The New Jersey Business Action Center established in the Department of State pursuant to Reorganization Plan No. 003-2011, shall, in consultation with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority and the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers, establish and maintain publicly available information and guidance to help small businesses learn about available programs that help businesses develop an Internet presence. b. The guidance shall provide information on available programs that: (1) provide assistance with launching websites and social media web pages; (2) assist businesses with setting up technological tools for an Internet presence; (3) provide continuing assistance with the technological tools until the business has an understanding of how to use those technological tools to enhance the business's Internet presence; (4) expand online sales; (5) implement digital payroll, sales, inventory, and other processes; and (6) connect with other business owners. L.2023, c.185, s.1.