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Michael Flynn
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Looking for suggestions for a yellow letter vendor to use

Michael Flynn
  • Barnstable, MA
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Hello All, I am in search of a reputable yellow letter direct mail company. I think I am going to use yellowletterhq.com. Can anyone provide any feedback on yellowletterhq.com or perhaps suggest another vendor? Thanks, Mike

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Braden Smith
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Braden Smith
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Are you looking to mail yellow letters or just looking for a direct mail provider?

If you are in a market that is saturated with investor and one where there are many new and rookie investors I can tell you that there will be TONS of people mailing the standard "yellow letter" and yours would just get lost in the shuffle.

Here in the New Orleans area, we are completely saturated with investors. The typical yellow letters are everywhere, coming from everyone and anyone. They don't stand out in such a crowded market.

In my opinion, it is better to go with something unique and/or strive for brand recognition with your mail pieces.

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