Your conclusion is wrong.

I am slowly believing in myself and getting fed up with not believing in myself, especially when success is the truly logical conclusion to my actions consistently and performed at a high enough volume.  

This will give you the idea of how much time should pass before you can make a conclusion. having low volume through your campaigns will usually mean a longer testing cycle.

But I don't think the conclusion I drew is as drastic as McElroy does.

My conclusion for me is to stay away from houses that require extensive work because I can change a light bulb and the smoke alarm batteries, but not much else.

I’ve had a few contractors come to the same conclusion.

It may have been more helpful for us to continue our weekly calls, with the goal of helping me to complete the 5-6 hour project instead of being stuck at that impasse and not being able to proceed.In conclusion;I am glad I went through the program.

So in conclusion to my rant, if you want to be a marketer, do it.

Originally posted by @Matt Morgan: I've come to the conclusion that it's very important to not only send unique mailers, but also to brand yourself.

I understand that yellow letters have a higher response rate, but rarely do I hear about deal rate.I haven't done enough variation and tracking to identify any conclusive results.Please provide your investment strategy when you respond as this may contribute to varying results.