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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Zip vs Yellow Letters
I'm running a campaign for 100% Equity Owners and I have about 400 properties. I'm deciding if I want to run with Yellow Letters or Zip Letters.
Does anyone have any stories, tips, advice and/or experiences on which has been more productive for them? My first 100 letters (doing them in waves as that is what my capacity can handle) I did through Printing letters via Word and stuffing envelopes.
Now after adding the cost I'd be much better off outsourcing my mailings. I just want the most bang for my buck. Marketing budget is only $250 a month.
Please... All feedback is appreciated.