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4 Ingredients of Mail That Sell: A.I.D.A.
(United States Postal Service, 2002)
1. Attention If you know what your customers want, it’s not hard to get their
attention. Just think about the biggest benefit your product or service can
provide and dramatize it. Read More...
3 facts about the mail and growing your business
(United States Postal Service, 2002)
1. The mail can help any kind of business grow If you can write a letter, you
can build your business. Read More...
The recipe for creating a successful mailing list
(United States Postal Service, 2002)
1. Identify your best customers A mailing list works best when you mail to
people who are like your best customers. Read More...
The who, what, when, where, why of getting your
message out (United States Postal Service,
2002) 1. Who should you mail to? Mail to people
with whom you do business. Mail to people with whom you’d like to do business.
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The 5 habits of highly effective postcards
(United States Postal Service, 2002)
1. They’re simple A postcard has to get someone’s attention while they’re going
through the mail. And a disorganized mass of information just isn’t going to do
it. Read More...
Postcard Marketing & Printing
Many businesses use postcards to market their services or products because of its simplicity, versatility and cost effectiveness.
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Postcard Design
When designing a postcard, it’s a good idea
to pay close attention to detail. Read More...
Postcard’s Many Uses Postcards
are very versatile and can be used in a variety of ways. Read More...
Direct mail marketing and the ingredients of
“stopping power”
One of the biggest challenges in
using postcards for direct mail marketing is stopping power. Read More...
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