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James Ritter
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Direct Mail Smell?

James Ritter
  • Glen Cove, NY
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They say smell is the strongest sense tied to memory. I wonder if it would be effective to maybe spritz a tiny bit of cologne on the paper inside the envelope so that it smells as soon as its opened?

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Jeffrey H.
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Jeffrey H.
  • Houston, TX
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I'm not sure what type of person you're targeting but cologne seems sort of shiester to me.  I would rather say I buy crappy houses and spritz a fart on the paper.  That way the smell supports my business model and it would be really memorable.

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