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|Articles|June 10, 2009
Video blog: Personalizing mass client e-mails
Author(s)Gina Toman, RVT
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By sending mass e-mails to clients, you can market certain services your practice offers. You'll save time and money, as well as improve patients' health. Get started by utilizing the blind copy feature to make your messages feel more personal.
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