Plus, you don't always know if the intended recipient is receiving/viewing the mail.Email campaigns cost significantly less than 1 round of mailers and can be set on autopilot using a CRM.

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Hi Brandon, Being on the other side as a student loan recipient, the biggest disqualifier that comes up is if they defaulted on their loans. 

By sending a different type of mailer every 3-5 weeks, your message is less likely to be thrown out each time since it will not become familiar to the recipient. 

It's good if you are hitting an area in which you don't care about the demographic of the recipient. 

@Dacia Ray, -there is a version of Section8 for VA (HUDVASH), where they take the approach to "proactively manage" the recipients of financial help (monthly/weekly visits/checks from social worker to keep them on the right road). i think they usually look for studios/1 bdr apartments... they tout a higher success rate then regular section8Look for posts from @Bradley Bogdan (very helpful!!!)

Do you ever run into an issue when doing your marketing mailers where the recipient thinks you want to list their house even though you clearly state you don't?

I had to fill in the names and addresses of the recipients on my letters so it was quite a bit of work but I'm hoping it'll be worth it and if not I'm more than willing to keep investing.

I do not know your budget but check out yellow letters.com You can get letters written, enveloped, stamped and mailed to recipients for around .80 cents a letterMight save you time to focus on lead capture

If you are colleagues, it is up to the recipient to decide if what you send is spam or not and you risk being reported by the recipient.