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Thank you for sharing great article related to salesforce. i want to contribute a article related to salesforce. how can i do please guide me.
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Please feel free to email me the article or a link (da***@********rm.com). If I think it is newsworthy I may include it in my monthly newsletter to all students or if a suitable training resource add a link to it in one of my courses. Alternatively you can post to LinkedIn or Twitter. Please note: I will not add a link advertising your Salesforce Training website (competition) but if you have something you wish to freely share then I will definitely consider it.
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