I was fortunate to use my design skills and digital artwork for advertising and logo design through freelancing. 

I'll be there at a little before 5pm, will print out a sign that has a BP logo on it.Spread the word, and please RSVP at the event page: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/524125-bp-investor-happy-hour-portland-oregon

You should be mixing types and different messages but keep your same logo/brand so they build awareness.At a minimum you want 7+ mailings but we've picked up deals after 2+ years of mailings in competitive markets. 

On the white envelope use a logo if you have one.The key is consistency and list. 

Kind of how you just know a Target commercial on TV is for Target even before you see the logo.

Hey guys,I am new investor and I am sending out my first batch of yellow letters and wanted to know if putting my logo on the letters and bandit signs are a good idea?

At times testimonials and the BBB logo help.Be Careful with expressing condolences, identifying problems and lengthy titles. 

We have letterhead stationary to make it more professional with our logo and brand. 

At the end of the six months I would rerun the list and start over.Here are the pieces I likeMonth 1 - Yellow Letter in an invitation envelopeMonth  2 - small text postcard either yellow or pinkMonth 3 - Yellow Letter in #10 envelopeMonth 4 - Large text postcard always yellowMonth 5 - Typed Letter in #10 envelope with logo on envelopeMonth 6 - Zip letterHappy House Hunting

If you're looking to pick up listings, professional and semi professional letters will suit you better.If you're looking to buy, you need something more personal.If you're in to both, a hybrid solution with your Brokerage info and logo printed nicely combined with hand written note or at least handwritten psProbably will be a few here that will tell you the opposite of what I've just said, but I've run a number of successful campaigns all over MetroTex....just sayin'.Hope that helps.