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Looks pretty neat Bob. I will check it out for sure....
I'm not sure how I would use this. For small volume, the production cost is high compared to me printing them and mailing them. For higher volume, postage cost (they appear to add a premium) outweighs the benefit.
I guess if you mail 200 letters on occassions, it would be a great fit.
It would appear to offer simplicity, which is always good.
Dan
I guess if you mail 200 letters on occassions, it would be a great fit.
It would appear to offer simplicity, which is always good.
Dan
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On small volume, cheaper, yes that DIY. But if it is as simple as entering the address, click & mail, I am willing to do that.
I am considering using it to mail out a postcard to someone who has visited my site, or requested a proposal. I can use a pre-determined message and modify it slightly to provide a link to their Quotit proposal. Something like "Your customized proposal can be viewed at http://tinyurl.com/bob30328." where the URL is the only variable.
Just a thought.
I am considering using it to mail out a postcard to someone who has visited my site, or requested a proposal. I can use a pre-determined message and modify it slightly to provide a link to their Quotit proposal. Something like "Your customized proposal can be viewed at http://tinyurl.com/bob30328." where the URL is the only variable.
Just a thought.
I must have looked at this differently. There appeared to be a minimum production cost that made 10 somewhat a minimum run.
I'd like to have a service where I can basically 'print' my letter to them and they deal with getting it out the door. When I looked at the site, I didn't get the sense that they would do this.
If you can do what you are proposing, it would be a good thing. I do something similar (not to much right now, I've gotten lazy again) but use SendOutCards.com to do it with.
Maybe I should look into this again.
Dan
I'd like to have a service where I can basically 'print' my letter to them and they deal with getting it out the door. When I looked at the site, I didn't get the sense that they would do this.
If you can do what you are proposing, it would be a good thing. I do something similar (not to much right now, I've gotten lazy again) but use SendOutCards.com to do it with.
Maybe I should look into this again.
Dan
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10 is the minimum, for "under $5. Sending out 10 postcards at a time for $5 is easier than printing, finding a post card stamp and sticking them in the mail. For $10 - $15 per week I could have my bases covered.
This may or may not be worth my time, but just looking for something where I don't have to get my hands dirty.
This may or may not be worth my time, but just looking for something where I don't have to get my hands dirty.
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Try sendoutcards.com They are an mlm, but its very cheap to send the cards.
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Somarco ...
Thats pretty much what I do ... its not $.22 cents ... but what good is 22 cents if its too much a PITA to actually do it?
Handwriting notes is THE best approach ever, but its PITA, and hence - rarely gets done. Its unsustainable imho.
I created a 5 minute video showing exactly how YOU can .. in 5 mins or less - 3 actually after about 1 week of using the system ...
- Send a Thank You Card - full color w/ 1st class stamp
- Enter my clients birthdays, their spouses and their kids
- Never forget and be reminded of these dates and have a B Day card sent automatically - forever ...
- Send "Appreciation" - and not just a promotion piece to my client
- Send my customized Referral Generation card 15 days after thanking them for their new business.[ full autopilot]
- assign them to an autopilot 12 or 6 or 4 touch Drip Campaign
- hit send - DONE.
The Ultimate Insurance Marketing System Video
I think this is the system your looking for ...
Hit me up in either PM or email, and I'll set you or anyone else who wants to test out the system with a free demo account and you can send a couple things out - on me.
I have 12 /6 /4 touch campaigns already created. 15 killer referral generation cards, some very interesting insurance specific campaigns [mainly P&C] - Client Win Back / Cross Sell / Prospecting - all comes with ...
Steve Aylor
Insurance Solutions
[email protected]
Thats pretty much what I do ... its not $.22 cents ... but what good is 22 cents if its too much a PITA to actually do it?
Handwriting notes is THE best approach ever, but its PITA, and hence - rarely gets done. Its unsustainable imho.
I created a 5 minute video showing exactly how YOU can .. in 5 mins or less - 3 actually after about 1 week of using the system ...
- Send a Thank You Card - full color w/ 1st class stamp
- Enter my clients birthdays, their spouses and their kids
- Never forget and be reminded of these dates and have a B Day card sent automatically - forever ...
- Send "Appreciation" - and not just a promotion piece to my client
- Send my customized Referral Generation card 15 days after thanking them for their new business.[ full autopilot]
- assign them to an autopilot 12 or 6 or 4 touch Drip Campaign
- hit send - DONE.
The Ultimate Insurance Marketing System Video
I think this is the system your looking for ...
Hit me up in either PM or email, and I'll set you or anyone else who wants to test out the system with a free demo account and you can send a couple things out - on me.
I have 12 /6 /4 touch campaigns already created. 15 killer referral generation cards, some very interesting insurance specific campaigns [mainly P&C] - Client Win Back / Cross Sell / Prospecting - all comes with ...
Steve Aylor
Insurance Solutions
[email protected]
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SOCALBROKER,
Why would a busy health agent want to buy your package at 400 when they can get it for 100 to use the services. I don't think many people here want to pay 400 for the opportunity to sell this system to others. If I'm wrong, let me know, but for $99 the same system can be purchased.
Why would a busy health agent want to buy your package at 400 when they can get it for 100 to use the services. I don't think many people here want to pay 400 for the opportunity to sell this system to others. If I'm wrong, let me know, but for $99 the same system can be purchased.
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Thanks for your inquiry ... Fair Question.
The 2nd video of a mere 12 minutes explains the special offer, and as well the full 1 hr webinar with Marketing Guru, Dave Frey explains all the add ons to the system we've put together and how you can make the system very turnkey.
The option I recommend comes with quite a few things the $99 retail package does NOT - whether you care to refer the system to others and recoup your costs or not.
Most people ive spoken to typically have 5 others they think would love to have a system like this in their business, and would refer it to them as well - whether there was an affiliate commission tied to it or not - might as well take advantage of that - because - as the video states - people are going to get your cards and go to the site and sign up ... happens all the time.
I send a LOT of cards - so my costs on the retail plan would be far greater.
Here's the added items that DONT come with the $99 retail program
1. The Referral Marketing Card System - $1,997 value
2. The Birthday Card Marketing System - $97 value
3. The Custom Billboard Cards and Graphic Artist support - $497+ value
4. The Retail package you discuss for $99 results in a far higher per card cost almost 2x the cost in the Ent. Package I advocate
[$.98 a point or $1 per avg card vs. $.62 per card]
Just one christmas mailing to my PL client list makes me way ahead.
5. Ent Package comes with 100 cards worth of points $60 value
6. My pkg comes with Signatures and Handwriting Fonts - $45 value
So add the $120+ to the $99 option - plus the above items, and plus the pre built insurance campaigns that make it turnkey - Im not sure how there isnt enough additional value to justify the cost difference?
Everytime I create and add a new campaign to my system or get one thats good from another insurance guy - I share it in a special account that folks that take advantage of my package program have access to 24x7. Its not a huge value - but its pretty cool.
Whats your time worth?
The 2nd video of a mere 12 minutes explains the special offer, and as well the full 1 hr webinar with Marketing Guru, Dave Frey explains all the add ons to the system we've put together and how you can make the system very turnkey.
The option I recommend comes with quite a few things the $99 retail package does NOT - whether you care to refer the system to others and recoup your costs or not.
Most people ive spoken to typically have 5 others they think would love to have a system like this in their business, and would refer it to them as well - whether there was an affiliate commission tied to it or not - might as well take advantage of that - because - as the video states - people are going to get your cards and go to the site and sign up ... happens all the time.
I send a LOT of cards - so my costs on the retail plan would be far greater.
Here's the added items that DONT come with the $99 retail program
1. The Referral Marketing Card System - $1,997 value
2. The Birthday Card Marketing System - $97 value
3. The Custom Billboard Cards and Graphic Artist support - $497+ value
4. The Retail package you discuss for $99 results in a far higher per card cost almost 2x the cost in the Ent. Package I advocate
[$.98 a point or $1 per avg card vs. $.62 per card]
Just one christmas mailing to my PL client list makes me way ahead.
5. Ent Package comes with 100 cards worth of points $60 value
6. My pkg comes with Signatures and Handwriting Fonts - $45 value
So add the $120+ to the $99 option - plus the above items, and plus the pre built insurance campaigns that make it turnkey - Im not sure how there isnt enough additional value to justify the cost difference?
Everytime I create and add a new campaign to my system or get one thats good from another insurance guy - I share it in a special account that folks that take advantage of my package program have access to 24x7. Its not a huge value - but its pretty cool.
Whats your time worth?
