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Nicholas Testa
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creative yellow letter ideas?

Nicholas Testa
  • Houston, TX
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So I'll be mailing out a few yellow letters soon, but because of my budget the most I can do is something like 200 every month, which isn't much so I need to be effective with what I got. the postage is whats breaking it for me, at 49 cents a pop, it's not cheap!

What are some creative things you write in your yellow letters to get a response? I'll be using non standard envelopes and cards to stand out a little more, and everything will be hand written (since it's so few)

I'll be targeting absentee owners (non-landlord) and people behind on their taxes/ possibly mortgage.

Thanks!

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Michael Quarles#1 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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Michael Quarles#1 Marketing Your Property Contributor
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@Kaizen Christian

Thanks.  I think I'm up to 173 podcasts on my podcast site.  

As for creative yellowletters to absentee owners on a limited budget. 

With that budget size I would concentrate on out of state absentee owners.   And you may find that a live letter and addressing is exactly what you will want. 

This live letter will give you the highest impact and the out of state absentee will afford the highest discount. 

Btw. A live letter is a REAL handwritten letter. No machines.  

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