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Part of tomorrow's Facebook Small Business Boost is a summary of how Facebook, starting in January, will award small businesses up to $10 million worth of free Facebook advertising. The goal of these these ad credits is to give 200,000 businesses across the country a $50 boost.
Four reps from Facebook will kick off the “boost” at 8:45 a.m. in the hotel. They are: Matt Baker, Bess Siegfried, Carlos Tejuco and Maxine Schlein. All have the title of “small business growth specialist.” I have a feeling you can find their profiles on Facebook.
The event is open to the public.
The goal is to help more businesses find ways to leverage the reach and range of Facebook.
The agenda for the rest of the summit is here.
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