But the name of the game is to get the phone to ring, after 250 letters, 4 days later my phone was ringing.

How many names realistically do I want to be mailing to, to actually get my phone to ring? 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/1113/blog_posts/37265-the-phone-is-ringing-now-what

Is there any evidence that one is better than the other to make the phone ring?

I'm putting together a direct mail campaign targeted at homeowners who are in preforeclosure and could really use some insight.My thoughts are that 2500 6x11 postcards monthly should be enough to get the phone ringing.

Personally I feel as tho if it works and makes my phone ring cheezy or not I am gonna do.

No messages, only let the phone ring 3 times. be ready for the next number while the last one is ringing

I hate the reality of this slogan I'm championing however it is so true. 

I think trying to learn how to be a creative marketer is not an easy thing if you're doing it from scratchA new person in real estate investing should be taking advice from a marketing close so they can set up their systems in emulate someone that knows what they're doingThree gentleman listed here know what they're doing@Dev Horn@Michael QuarlesGetting the phone to ring (marketing) and knowing what to say to the people that respond to your marketing is a critical task and must be done wellTalking face-to-face with the seller is another critical taskHaving a great buyers list that can pay all cash quickly is a critical taskGetting private money lenders for rehabs is another critical taskLastly having joint venture partners that can fund deals quickly is another critical taskI feel that's what should be your urgent tasks for  you every day

I use Vumber though i just let it go straight to the voicemail without it ringing but it has done great so far.