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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Direct Mail first campaign

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Okay guys so i'm getting ready to send letters out and my questions are as follows: 

Should I hand address each envelope? (Only 150 or so)

Should I not include my personal address as a return address for privacy reasons even though people cannot enter my neighborhood at will. To add onto that return address question I've read similar posts and people are saying return addresses are important for people who are "Hard to find" and good candidates for skip tracing. Even on rare occasions people writing back to you. Another positive thought about it would be that people would feel it has a more personal touch rather then a PO box or no return address. But I would love to see your opinions as I am just a beginner.  

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