How to Print Your Marketing Postcards For A Penny, Address Them For Free, and Automate the Whole Process

Written by Jason Van Orden


This article will show you how to cut your printing costs to a penny and have your postcards addressed for free without doing it all yourself, reducingrepparttar time you invest in your mailing to almost nothing. So, you have a list of hot prospects in hand; you need a way to get your marketing message in front of them withrepparttar 120355 hope that a reasonable percentage will call you. You decide that you want to send a postcard to each prospect.

You openrepparttar 120356 yellow pages and randomly select a printer. After explaining what you want, she gives you a quote of eleven cents per postcard. That seems like more than you wanted to spend, so you call a few more printers. Several phone calls later, you finally get a quote that meets your budget--six cents each.

A week later you haverepparttar 120357 postcards in hand. You sit down with your list on one side and a pile of hundreds of postcards onrepparttar 120358 other side (if you aren’t sending at least hundreds at a time, don’t expect much of a response). You pop a couple of your favorite DVDs intorepparttar 120359 disc changer and settle in for an evening of addressing your postcards.

You finishrepparttar 120360 first and cross it off your list. After scribbling throughrepparttar 120361 first fifty, you look atrepparttar 120362 clock and realize this is taking much longer than expected. Allrepparttar 120363 same, you are determined so you continue.

Two movies, two pens, and one band-aid later (for that pesky papercut), you finally reachrepparttar 120364 end. The smile that cracks on your face is broken byrepparttar 120365 thought that you still need to stamp them. One movie, one sponge, and hundreds of stamps later, you really reachrepparttar 120366 end.

Despiterepparttar 120367 feeling of accomplishment, you can’t help feeling dread atrepparttar 120368 thought of going throughrepparttar 120369 process again in two weeks when you mail torepparttar 120370 list again (if you are not following up with your prospects multiple times, again, you are wasting your time). There must be a better way.

Does this scenario sound familiar? If so, then keep reading. I am about to show you how you can change that. You will be able to quickly setup multiple mailings in advance, sit back, and just wait for them to go out onrepparttar 120371 specified date.

For those who haven’t yet experienced preparing your mailings by hand, feel free to try it for yourself once and then we’ll see you back here in a couple weeks when you are ready to appreciate what I am about to share.

Leveraging Your Time Effectively

Time is as precious as your cash flow and it should be leveraged just as carefully. Developing efficient systems and automating repetitive tasks is essential to your success as a business. When it comes to postcards and other similar mailings,repparttar 120372 United States Postal Service has taken care of this for you. The postcard mailing system I am about to share with you is based on a service available online at:

http://www.usps.com/mailingonline

The first time you visitrepparttar 120373 Mailing Online web page, you will need to click onrepparttar 120374 Sign-Up button. Signing up for a personal account allows you to save postcards and mailing lists so that you can easily reuse them inrepparttar 120375 future. Now let’s talk about some ofrepparttar 120376 benefits that this service has to offer.

A Penny per Postcard for Printing

Normal postage for a postcard is twenty-three cents. The cost of mailing out a postcard through Mailing Online is twenty-four cents. This is like getting your postcards printed for a penny each and addressed for free.

What Colors Make Your Services Most Attractive?

Written by Catherine Franz


This information is based onrepparttar principles of Laws of Attraction, Law of Allowing and Law of Deliberate Creation. Andrepparttar 120354 Universal Laws of Energy (like attract likes) proven by Quantum Physics.

What colors attract people to you?

Visual presentation and appeal, whether in your marketing materials or what you wear, can turn on or turn off what you people you attract. It does not matter if it’s on paper matter,repparttar 120355 Internet, like a web site, or in a presentation.

If you do any time of speaking, writing, or design type of work, this article is for you.

I'm not just talking about visual color, I'm also talking to you about audio and writing or language color. Each affect our relationships -- friends, family, prospects, clients or customers.

It is a fact that companies with large budgets spend billions on color market research -- usually in product or packaging development.

Solopreneurs pockets aren't as deep, thus, they need to userepparttar 120356 results ofrepparttar 120357 research ofrepparttar 120358 deep pocket-ers.

Colors tell someone if you are approachable. Inrepparttar 120359 same way they will affect whether someone will continue clicking through your web site.

Colors will determine if someone will start reading your article in a magazine or posted on your web site. Color also helps to keep people involved on your web site (it’s not just aboutrepparttar 120360 content) and how long they stay.

Colors also influences how people will respond and behave. A black background on your web site now represents s*x-type of web sites. It is important that if that isn't your focus that you don't use a black background.

Let’s take a few minutes and play with this concept. The next time you go into a fast-food restaurant, look closely atrepparttar 120361 colors. Do they decorate with vivid reds and oranges because they encourage diners to eat and leave quickly like many ofrepparttar 120362 fast food establishments. That is exactlyrepparttar 120363 response they want.

Different cultures have different attitudes and preferences thus; they will have another color reaction. In China, "white" symbolizes death and in Brazil, it isrepparttar 120364 color purple. People from warm countries respond favorably to warm colors; people from colder climates preferrepparttar 120365 cooler colors.

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