I tried to join reobroker.com but they said they only have one agent per territory, and my territory was full.I have purchased 4 different asset manager lists over the past two years, but three were ineffective with outdated information and many email bounce-backs or returned mail.The best list I found was at www.RealEstateTarget.com; I did a successful snail mail and email campaign, and picked up three new banks and an account with LPS.I cross-referenced the list with AMs on the attendee or speaker list at conferences like 5 Star and REOMAC, and attended the conferences and sessions, making every effort to meet them in person.

You need to be consistent with multiple campaigns and try and monitor your results.

Just type in things like real estate marketing 101, yellow letter campaigns, bandit signs, absentee lists, yata yata.

Among all the capabilities of the system would be in keeping a database of the prospects with contact records for such prospects showing that marketing campaigns they were the part of.

In my state of South Carolina, homeowners have a one-year redemption period from the tax sale to redeem their taxes, and we were trying to snag a few deals out of this campaign.

I did a direct mail campaign of about 2,500 post cards to buy property in the Maryland area.

I'd say you're probably good to put up bandit signs on the same street corners on which the politicians put up their campaign advertising... 

Hi all, I'm just about to start my first yellow letter marketing campaign and I'm realizing just how expensive that can be. 

Coincidentally I just created a slide show with my 3rd campaign targeting just the 3 zip codes in that particular school district.

You can also use the software to measure your campaigns, direct mail split, and some cool analytic dashboards.