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Dan Miller
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postcard marketing to absentee owners

Dan Miller
  • Washington, Washington D.C.
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I've sent out two postcard mailings now over 2 months to the same list of absentee homeowners in a particular are in the DC region, but gotten only 1 call (mailed 700 people each time). My list was generated from the tax records (via MLS) which can potentially be outdated though. (but it's free). I used the same postcard twice now.

So here's my question: how do I determine why my mailings aren't getting any response? My mail qtys are too small to really do testing of different marketing pieces, so I don't know if it's the mail piece, the list, etc.

I was planning to mail this same list a 3rd time in a few weeks. Would you suggest I try again with a letter to the same list (law of repitition) or should I make an assumption that my list is bad and go out and buy a new list of absentee homeowners?

Thanks!

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Dan Miller
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Dan O.--thanks for your reponse. I have not called them. I don't have their phone #'s for the most part, but could try doing a reverse lookup. good idea. I don't think I can call all of them, but could call a sample and see how it goes. thanks again.

Still wonder how I find out what's actually not working though.

Dan

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