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The document discusses the importance of social media and networking for businesses. It provides statistics on social media usage and advises businesses to communicate directly with customers through blogs, social networks, photos and videos. Businesses are encouraged to provide value for customers through these channels by sharing information, events and discounts to build loyalty and drive sales.
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