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Latest post Fri, Dec 12 2008 3:16 AM by Avangi. 1 replies.
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hoangchinh  +  610139 Fri, 12 Dec 08 03:01 AM
Okay...seriously...get your holiday cards out. You're running out of time. Even if you have no stake in the holidays, this is a prime marketing opportunity to thank your clients for their business over the past year.
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Avangi  +  610141 Fri, 12 Dec 08 03:16 AM
If you're sending holiday greeting cards to your clients by mail, do the work of signing them, putting them in envelopes, putting the correct address on the envelopes, adding  proper postage, and getting them to the post office.

Even though you don't personally stand to receive some immediate return from your effort (your product and your clients are not holiday-related)

I'm sorry.  I don't understand.  True or false for what question??
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