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Chris Gabriel
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Direct Mail Marketing

Chris Gabriel
  • Real Estate Investor
  • El Cajon, CA
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The idea of resending mailers to absentee homeowners a 2nd, 3rd, and 4th time is new to me. Is this common knowledge, and does it work? Why is resending to the same people a good marketing strategy?

Also, what kind of success rate do you all get with your direct mail campaign?

I appreciate any help I can get here. Thanks in advance.

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Gary Parker
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To add to what Ibrahim S said use the research to personalize your letters. For example if marketing to foreclosures mention the home owners bank in your letter. Something like "we/I have experience working with ACB bank..." The possibilities are really endless. My personal belief is that until one can direct mail to thousands a month, the more specific and personal the letters the better the response rate will be.

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