So, over the last 6 weeks I've sent out about 1,150 mail pieces (not that high, I know, but we'll get there), and I've gotten about 25 pieces back. 5 are probate leads that I would like to track down, about 15 are postcards (weighing the cost and time of tracking leads for this prospect group), and a few are driving for dollars leads. 

If you're buying lists and mailing yellow post cards, that can get pretty expensive.

I'm finalizing my postcard design for my first mail-out, and would love advice on my current design!

If it is a specific list of home owners within an area(s), then I would rather create a personalized postcard campaign raising their pain points and you providing them benefits and credibility so prospect will call you.  

I've heard about people having success with them, but personally, I always throw out any postcards that look like marketing spam.We've been trying to come up with unique ways to make them grab attention and I wanted to hear any thoughts the BP community might have. 

Hi @Claire Trammell , I'm looking to mail out yellow postcards and about 3,000 to start out.  

I know the strategy is similar to Wholesaling for marketing (postcard/yellow letter, Etc.) but I was wondering if anyone has purchased Raw land from Ebay/craigslist, Delinquent County Tax sales (OTC), Etc and been successful in the resale?

Sending out my second mailing on all my probate leads (just finalized yesterday), and I'll keep at it, but due to budgeting I might have to stick with postcards straight through instead of using some other slightly more expensive pieces.As far as working as a traditional agent that's where I'm putting a lot of energy at the moment and will continue to.

Just got a new batch the other day from them.I also don't like the yellow letters/post cards either, but it does work.

Is it a sequence of pre-scripted postcards, emails, etc?