It should only take you about a month or two to contact everyone on your list and then the tough part – you start all over again.Why the repetition?

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My post may be a bit repetitive.

I'm interested too - and found that they are an asset (take low level, repetitive, database tasks off your plate) IF there are systems/processes in place to give them EXACTLY what they need to do and how to do it... i.e., I tried the other way (piecemeal system, trying to loom a couple videos and talk them through what I wanted)-- NOT GOOD. 

After we moved to the 'burbs, Roswell to be exact, I started to think more about where this daily repetitive routine is leading and what we want to accomplish 20 years from now.

Afterall, repetition is crucial to the success of a direct mail campaign!

From what I have read on here the common theme seems to be repetition is what drives the phone calls.  

Repetition will soon befin occuring and variables will no longer exist.

But my main focus right now is on the repetitiveness aspect.

Keep in mind my goal isn't to make every little thing perfect, but to take the biggest snags involved in repetitive tasks that I'll be doing 100,000 times and removing them.