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Updated over 10 years ago, 08/10/2014
Direct Mail Help
Hey BP, I'm looking for a little direct mail help. I am a long-term buy-and-hold guy with 3 SFR so far. I don't do flips. I'm looking to get a direct mail campaign going (using listsource), looking for Non-owner occupied free and clear properties (Larry Harbolt style) starting here in Denver. I'm not trying to steal anyone's system so if you don't want to share that's ok. But any help would be GREATLY appreciated. You can email me directly at [email protected] if you prefer, or share with all on BP.
I need some basic guidance from A to Z.
Business cards - I was going to get a new google voice number.
- Is there a better response rate with a local area code vs. an 800 number?
I ask because I'm also eventually interested in Dallas, Phoenix and Las Vegas.
- Should I have "Real estate investor" on the card? Or something
like "Buyer of Long-Term Rental Properties"?. I imagine "investor" has a bit of a negative connotation to some owners.
Direct Mail Services - Once I get leads from listsource, I can import that list to http://www.yellowletters.com/ or wherever? Are there better direct mail companies?
I was thinking a white letter with a 3-year calendar on the back so maybe it stays on the refrigerator for a while.
-If I only need to talk to one seller a week until I get the hang of it (I have a full time job), how many would you recommend sending out a week?
- Once I determine how many to send out a week, can that be automated?
As in can I just include a bunch of zip codes and let "the system" do the rest?
Lead Tracking - Is there an easy tool to track when first letter was sent, second letter, contact notes etc?
Dang, that's a lot of questions.
Thanks and Great Deals To All !
Jim