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Business Help Network Announces The Big Push: Q4 Summit, a Virtual Event that Helps Entrepreneurs Succeed
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The Big Push Summit for Small Businesses Pushing Entrepreneurs to the Next Level
ATLANTA - Washingtoner -- The Business Help Network, a group of successful entrepreneurs, marketers, and digital strategists, recently announced the official date for its inaugural virtual summit that focuses on accelerating the success of small businesses. The Big Push: Q4 Summit will take place on Saturday, November 13, 2021. The keynotes will touch on highly relevant topics such as growth marketing, business strategy, SEO, and eCommerce.

Keynote speakers include Lauren Lacey, Founder of Urban Business Directory, a full service SEO and Web Design Agency and Black Business Directory, Troy Sandidge, a Global B2B Marketing Strategist and Founder of Strategy Hackers, Snatch Queen CEO Aneka Grandison, successful service-based entrepreneur and SEO Strategist Celese Williams, and Retail Business Strategist Chavonne Henderson aka The Real Bag Lady.

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The event will offer small business owners numerous paths to achieve success. Tailored for aspiring, new, and established entrepreneurs, the sessions will provide proven marketing strategies that can help increase sales, improve lead generation and generate more revenue.

"This Summit will help transform businesses. This event is perfect for both eCommerce and service-based business owners who want to grow and scale their business to the next level. The Big Push: Q4 Summit will provide them with the tools to do just that," says Lauren Lacey of Urban Business Directory.

The Big Push: Q4 Summit will be held on Saturday, November 13, 2021, 1:00 pm EST. Registration is open and attendees may purchase their Conference pass or VIP pass via the event website at www.businesshelpnetwork.com/. Businesses and individuals may email the Business Help Network for information regarding ticket sponsorship and event sponsorship opportunities.

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