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I think if an agent were to sent out DM cards using CP's or AARP's name on them, I definitely think it would be noticed by them and put to a halt. It may work for 12 months or so, but definitely not long term.
DM with phone number as call to action
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The mailhouse only pays for return postage on those that come back. After years of experience they know roughly how many will come back, bump it up to be conservative and call it a day. Also, they get discounts for bulk.
QSG 570a Additional Services - Business Reply Mail (BRM)
The outgoing postage and printing costs are the price drivers.
QSG 570a Additional Services - Business Reply Mail (BRM)
The outgoing postage and printing costs are the price drivers.
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chasejordan1
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That is a good point. I disagree on putting the a company name or logo if you represent the company especially for FE. You look at ANY website for an agent and they plaster all the companies they represent. But that would be using common sense to assume it is OK. I am not saying it is what I would do but, it was said that the big companies do it and they already have trust so I simply said then if an agent did it would it bring value?? I think I will do 2 mail pieces one flashy and one government looking one, would be easy to track with incoming phone number.
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Well we were wrong. Christ from TLC says it would only be $5 cheaper per 1000 to remove the Return Paid Postage.
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Technically they aren't supposed to do that until they get permission from the carrier.
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Yep, so few get returned it is a blip in the radar.
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chasejordan1
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That is what I thought.
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Christ would know. And He wouldn't lie.
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It would be much cheaper to do a click to call via Facebook ad or Google adwords.
Guess he gave up on the carpentry gig.
