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Raden Mantuano
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Colored vs White envelopes?

Raden Mantuano
  • Wholesaler
  • Southern, CA
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So I am on my 5th mailing campaign all but the letter has been written. I am targeting probates in my area. I just wanted to see if maybe switching it up to a colored envelope would give me some response? I know that newly filed probates is all about consistency. Which I am committed to. I just want to be different possibly because they are probably receiving the same thing from other investors. I send these letters the day after they are filed. In white invitation envelopes. So I was wondering would a colored envelope be to much? Especially with the situation. Or would it be better to stick to the white professional look? Thanks again Bp!

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Carolina E.
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Carolina E.
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@Raden Mantuano I would think if you do decide to change it up, go with a subtle color, like a tan, so it still looks professional.  That way if you are afraid it is just getting mixed in a big pile it may get more attention. 

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