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The document discusses best practices for using email and social networking for real estate purposes. It provides tips on how to create positive profiles, network effectively, and market listings online through video, photos and virtual tours. It also outlines legal requirements regarding commercial email under the CAN-SPAM Act and Florida regulations for internet advertising.
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