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Best List to Start out
My partner and I are about to send out our first direct mail campaign (postcards). We've settled on targeting our specific area (Taunton, Massachusetts) and I'm leaning towards using an equity list.
First question: Is an equity list (plus age 45+) a good list for starters? I'm between that and the inheritance list, but I'm open to other suggestions.
Second question: What specific equity list has worked best for you? I've seen several suggestions and was leaning towards 40-100%
Thanks for the help!