If you do intend to register it, you need to decide what you'll try to register -- the logo itself, the logo plus the business name (in a specific font/design) and/or the business name itself.Registering costs between $275-375 for each mark and category, and perhaps additional costs if you haven't actually started using the mark in commerce at the time the mark is granted.

If you just use the handwritten font on letterhead you can do it in bulk.  

., they need to open it to see what it is - then this really does not matter.We use a printed white envelope with a "casual" font that looks a little less business-like (but is not intended to be fake handwriting), and a 1st class STAMP.

*Increase font on phone number *Buy a URL and direct it to your facebook page or create a landing page. 

For .25 cents And please don't use a font.

Until you know your mailer is getting every interested prospect, test different offers, headlines, phrases,  images/graphics (if any), envelope size, fonts and other elements of you mailer.

That is why yellow letters are hand written or font fake hand written.Mailings are more about timing than anything else, so I think you need to mail out something to your sellers every 3-4 weeks and update your mailing list every 6 months.Who ever does respond to your direct mailing campaign make sure you make the conversation all about them.

The handwriting gets them to OPEN the letter.Your letter can be printed in a nice font.  

There is even software that will customize your handwriting into a MS Word font.

Just from a personal standpoint, my 77 year old mother received a colored small envelope (like it was a birthday card or something like it from a friend) with a handwritten printed font, that was pretty good with just a quick glance.