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Think about teaming up with a list broker to find the best target audience for your campaign.

They can share strategies that have worked for them, such as driving for dollars, networking with real estate agents, and leveraging direct mail campaigns.

We started our marketing campaign in the last week of August and we have 2 properties under contract and we are making another offer today (potentially a couple more next week).

The mail is targeted from my d4$ results(I'm still tweaking the campaign method/ cycles).

I was the first one to review them on TrustPilot a few months ago and they've clearly orchestrated a campaign to get a bunch of 5-star ratings on there, but we (and others) know the truth and I thank you for sharing yours here.

Additionally, you blanket a neighborhood you are interested in with door knocking, direct mail campaigns.  

I understand in order for us to be a trusted resource we need a balance of the good and the bad and am actively campaigning for reviews on "not-so-happy" experiences.

Hey Damian, I will be running some off market campaigns for rental property in Pinellas county for deals similar to that criteria.

If someone hired me they were hiring me for my expertise and my ability to front expensive marketing campaigns.