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Dolores Waldron
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Direct Mail - do you put your return address on the envelope?

Dolores Waldron
  • Medford, MA
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Hi All,

Wanted to get your thoughts on Direct Mail pieces I have sent out - they were first class letters and I put my own mailing address as the return address - what do other people do? Just curious if its the best idea to put one's residential address as the return on these mailers especially when I plan on sending several follow up's?

Thanks for any advice.

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Justin Silverio
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Justin Silverio
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I'd recommend getting a UPS Box and using that as a return address.  A UPS box will give you a physical address (i.e., 123 Main Street #5).

@Steve Bracero why would you not put a return address on your mailers?  Are you sending first class or standard mail?

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