Technology is making the caller ID thing better but I would have to call people via Skype and most calls would go to voicemail.

If I am not here to take the call, I do have caller ID and sometimes they will leave a message.

Postcards are mostly quality calls, while letters have more curious callers, tire-kickers, angry callers, and quality calls all mixed together.

Caller said his name was Andy.

Also, when I call, my Caller ID shows Switzerland, but I bought a 415 area code phone number. 

Set up a 1-800 number for them to call, and set up a simple “Landing Page” with a lead capture form, rather than a full blown website. (1-800 numbers dont allow the caller to hide your caller ID, which means you can capture their phone number, and the Do Not Call rules allow you to call them for a period of 90 days.)

If you are looking to scale hire some callers (commission only) and get a dialer.

I have 7 questions I ask callers and emailers.

LITERALLY:Yup, bought this green house for LITTERALLY 2 gallons of milk.BEAT THAT paid marketing, D4$, Bandit Signs, Cold Callers, Direct Mail Marketers, RVM, ... everyone has a huge mouth when it comes to lead generation.

To be honest, I’m a caller — and each person I speak to says they have about 1001 mailers sitting on their doorstep that they never look at.