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New market and mailing list
Hello everyone, I'm working with other investors and were targeting a new market for a direct mail campaign, problem is my prospect list is low. I'm using a absentee landlord targeting owners with 30-100%, targeting a certain zip code with a major metro city. Any tips, also I'm using listsource. Thanks
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Try more than one zip code. If 10% call and 1% give you the deal then you need more going out.