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The document discusses social media and its use for businesses. It outlines various social media tools like blogs, Twitter, YouTube, RSS feeds, Facebook, and LinkedIn. It emphasizes that businesses should define their goals for using social media, choose the appropriate tools to engage customers and drive traffic to their website, and create a consistent strategy and content to connect with clients.
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