We want to change our strategy to use an ongoing direct mail campaign to target our list.

bad advertisements?

Owner did a horrible job of advertising and it's been for sale for 4 or 5 month now.  

I spend A LOT of time on the quality of my data so that my DM campaigns are successful.On the mailer front.  

If they leave, I turn it over and I advertise at current market.  

I began working for a property management company 5 months ago to help them develop their online marketing.I'm working on an email marketing campaign geared towards building relationships with realtors and promoting our realtor referral program, and we use a company called eCampaign Pro to send out email blasts to registered real estate agents.Since I am somewhat new to the real estate industry I am trying to wrap my head around the DOs and DON'Ts of networking, self-promotion, etc...That being said, I want to learn from some of you real-estate agents:Are any of you registered on any of these realtor lists?

Look at how bigger companies advertise their homes and what angles they take their photos.

If you're a tenant is going to leave early the best thing your manager can do is get it advertised immediately.

This is to help mitigate the risk of vacancy during winter months where it's hard to find new tenants.I remind tenants again at the 60-day point.If they have not given me a response - in writing - 30 days prior, then I send them notice that their lease will terminate on the scheduled date and that we are starting to advertise the unit for potential renters.

We just started our first direct mail campaign, and have been looking at a few parks that some local brokers have listed.