We're not getting a very good response rate and would like to improve what we are doing.We also are wondering if using different colored paper is a good strategy or if you should stick to one color.Thanks all.Eric

I think its a good way to stand out from the other mail a bit more, but I would figure out a way to make it pop even more.I think you need to admit to yourself that if you're bringing into question the color and wordiness then its something you can improve upon.My big concern... what's your company called?

Its like coloring by dots but only having one dot colored...Yellow Letters tend to fall somewhere between 8% to 25% although I have had times where customers have had 50%+...

Also looked at your site and love the new color postcards.

And the paper colors that work are yellow and pink however any of these work well And her is something I posted about postcards in the Marketplace.

Personally, I am not a big fan of the personal photo because it gives people a chance to exclude you based on color, looks, perceived race and attitude, etc.

I am going to propose to them 2 signs 6 months and I will pay up front and then put a phone number on it that I know came from the bench sign.What colors do you think?

Size and color matter when using text cards.

Proven / Exact Answer Small Post Card #9 from Yellow Letters List Source: Owner Occupied, 60% to 100% Equity, 10 Years of Ownership, Single Family Houses Do a split test (always do this) Try editing something on the post card; headline, color, text, etc.

I would think it would be better to go with a color laser printer rather than using an inkjet.