I used to not keep a board up but now with running marketing campaigns, juggling leads, and managing flip properties; I feel like I have to have one.

I will be doing the following for them: Digital Marketing: setting up and deploying automated email campaigns, helping them with the design and layout of their direct mail pieces, helping to pull lists from a database (Rebo Gateway), marketing strategy to determine who to target, frequency, etc., recommended and maintaining software, systems, and lead databases. 

A good list is the least expensive part of your mail campaign, but it can save you an enormous amount of money.

That said, have you thought about a mail campaign find properties?

@Autumn Alexander, When doing a direct mail campaign, consider your audience carefully.

I am considering doing a mailing campaign for the Cordova area for multifamily properties. 

We have a lead from a direct mail campaign where we think the seller is asking well below market price, but a realtor we have worked with seems to disagree, so we are looking for further advice.  

It’s a people business, and reaching these people has been made significantly easier through Twitter campaigns, Facebook advertisements, and much more.

It automates all of the initial communication back and forth with web leads, but allows you to tweak and adjust everything about your campaign. 

The other has extensive experience in social media campaigns and some SEO.