With the holidays right around the corner, now’s a good time to reach out to your sphere. From sending out customized cards to sponsoring live holiday music, here’s a list of activities you can do to bring a little cheer to your clients and community.
Source: Inman News
12 festive ways to stay in front of your clients this holiday season
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