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Tips to Maximizing Your Direct Mail Marketing

Writing copy that is effective and reaches through to your audience is very important. Use short copy to tease the reader to read further or respond, such as a clever headline or opening statement that your readers can relate to.

Write as if you are writing to a friend. People buy from people they like, so show them you’re someone they know by using a traditional and friendly tone.

Why should they be reading, anyway? Define the purpose of your letter or product as the first thing they see. Including the benefits of your product is also key in catching the readers attention and getting them to read on. Prominently highlight a gift or incentive to increase response – what are the benefits of buying this product?

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