Hello B P community,Since the recipient does NOT know who I am, I've heard I should just put the "return  address" ONLY with no name.I'm considering that or...

It takes 2 to 6 "touches" for recipients to get comfortable with you before they respond. 

If they are, you could end up getting fined.Bandit signs can generate calls, but the callers will be low lead quality because you have no idea re: their motivation, equity in their house, etc.Higher lead quality can be found with pay-per-click (Google search marketing) and direct mail to carefully selected recipients (e.g., absentees with 50%+ equity, etc.)

You can always hire a virtual assistant make these phone calls for you using an auto dialer.Lumpy mail = sending a piece of mail that stands out because there is something inside that the recipient can feel.For example, you could send them a round piece of wood like this one:I like this one because it will lay flat in the envelope so it does not increase the cost of sending the mail too much but still accomplishes the purpose of getting the recipient to open your mail and not throw it away.

I’m just wondering how long it would take for the recipients to revive them.

Your postcard should Simply Be to let the recipient know you exist and give them enough curiosity reason or motivation to find out more about you.

Good Morning Alan.As a guy who owns a phone company which can send VoiceBlasts, RVMs, Emails, SMS and MMS messages we should all be aware that sending SMS and MMS, either Longcode or shortcode, without the expressed permission of the recipient is a violation of the  law. 

It is not tracked, and often states "or household or recipient". 

The business card is included on a postcard - so the recipient can tear it off and save it (or put it on the frig!).  

Not every delivery vehicle (mail piece) is going to encourage a response from a recipient.