Repeat every quarter, but change up the method and message (letter one time, Christmas card next year, postcard another quarter).

I forgot to personalize the postcard with the address of the home I'm looking for.

The flyers, open houses, postcards, email blasts, and multiple websites do not seem to be working, and I'm starting to wonder if working 24/7 will make the cut.

I am working on setting up our first direct mail marketing campaign and I was wondering what recommendations the community might have for direct mail yellow letters/post card suppliers as well as what answering services you have found to work best.  

Everyone I've talked to in that position is getting 10-15 postcards and mail pieces from investors.

@Christopher VaughnMost direct campaign mailers are just a post card or a single page handwritten letter just simply asking if they are interested in selling their property.It's cheaper, and you avoid a lot of local solicitation regulations.

Considering all of the money spent on these items of attraction (not even mentioning the mass amount thrown into more practical marketing such as postcards, letters, signs, etc...) there isn't much saved for a healthy down payment, over and over and over again.

I am getting ready to do a mass postcard mailing (to fill up our rehab funnel and possibly wholesale some) Question to fellow BP'rs.

at least not for cold communication.I would be curious to hear how that turns out for you - so please share if you get a chance.From my experience, ive found that direct/targeted mailings (postcards/letters) gets results.Do your homework on the areas your interested in and get those comps, DOM, cash buyers etc..

When you're standing in front of someone and you approach them with respect and courtesy, it's hard for them to ignore you like they do a postcard or an ad on Facebook.