Direct Mail Campaign

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  worknomore17th October, 2005

  As long as the logo is not too colorful and distracts the reader! In any case a simple letter head with your personal or your companies name with a return address and contact information works well.[ Edited by worknomore on Date 10/17/2005 ]

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  IBuyHousesInc17th October, 2005

  I would NEVER put the words "I BUY HOUSES" or something simular on the front of a letter I wanted read.
  
  There are all kinds of creative methods to make sure people read what you want them to read.
  
  Here is one that we use.
  
  I call it my Mary letter.
  
  Materials you will need for foreclosure mailing campaign
  
  1 piece of white paper
  Yellow pads
  Felt tip pen
  Copier
  White envelopes
  Rubber stamp
  37 cent stamps
  Mailing list
  
  What you do
  
  Step 1 On a plain sheet of paper, using a yellow pad underneath, you stay on the lines this way, write a letter to the type of subject you’re mailing.
  
  Step 2 Tear off the yellow pad paper and load into copy machine, copying from white letter to yellow paper.
  
  Step 3 Same person who wrote letter writes in the addressees name on the yellow letter usinfg the same pen
  
  Step 4 same person write addressee name on the white envelope.
  
  Step 5 using rubber stamp, stamp return address. Note about rubber stamp: the rubber stamp is hand written made from the same person who wrote the letters.
  
  Step 6 apply 37-cent stamp.
  
  We use the name Mary as the person who sent the letter. When someone calls and they say is Mary there we know that they are in foreclosure.
  
  Now if you’re not target marketing mail out postcards..

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  worknomore19th October, 2005

  IBuyHousesInc,
  What kind of response rate do you see with your mailing campaigns to these pre-foreclosure leads?

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  cocolo195829th October, 2005

  IBuyHousesInc
  
  Thanks for the great trick and idea! Awesome! LOL!
  
  Rafael

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  IBuyHousesInc4th November, 2005

  yes

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  toobizee4th November, 2005

  yes? Care to elaborate?