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Greetings all,

Glad to be a part of the group. Through the next few months I am going to provide you all with some very compelling reasons as to why you MUST be using a newsletter in your marketing.

As a 20-year veteran of this business I am continually appalled at how much money agents will spend on the next "fancy" marketing tool, when a tried and true answer to marketing that will provide a steady and predictable income is right before their eyes.

I look forward to talking to you about newsletters and hope to get lots of comment and feedback.

 

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David Pazdernik is a Realtor with 20 years experience. He has written extensively on the subject and publishes a unique monthly newsletter for real estate agents. It can be seen at thegoodneighborletter.com.

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