I searched far and wide for a crm/ campaign organizer as I manage multiple lists.

The campaign worked just moderately well compared to other campaigns, but I wouldn't say it was a home run or something I would hang my hat on.So if you are going to market that a portion of your proceeds are donated to charity, you will have to actually donate the proceeds, and it's a good idea to make sure you have a big to-do when you make that donation so everybody knows about it - this could be really good for you.  

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Thought of mail Chimp as I have heard good things about it but it seems to be more for someone that is sending out a lot of email campaigns.

They key with any mailing campaign is to have repetition, and get creative.

I consider a 3-4% response from my campaigns to be about normal for me.

I am starting a link exchange campaign and want to invite BP users to exchange with us.

But I also made 20k from a 500 dollar direct mail campaign last month- (not to shaby_-targeted leads are awesome!

I would use some of those in your campaign strategy.

Including finding the right site builder to build your marketing site and how to add key words to guide traffic and how market targets using mail campaign.