How many eddm cards would you mail if you were me?

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Yes. Repetition, repetition, repetition.

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That’s what I thought. Now, what do you think about an “offer expires 14 days from delivery”. Then you can order 25000 & don’t have to worry about then going bad.

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As best I can tell, 5,000 is about the sweet spot as far as quantity discounts. You may save some freight on a 10k order vs. 2 separate 5k orders but don’t beat yourself up trying to save a dollar.

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[MENTION=3449]rivet0r[/MENTION]
That’s not my only form of advertising though. I rank pretty well on google. I’m trying to advertise through a carpet cleaning company that I work for. And the routes that I have targeted, would make my money back in only a couple of jobs.

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Agreed!!

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[MENTION=76]go4dabukz[/MENTION]
just curious why you would want it to expire so quick?

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Perfect. Not trying to be an ass, just a dose of realism lol. It’s a bummer when all that cash and time goes out for a small return, but it’s the consistency and plethora of avenues being used to strum business that works.

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[MENTION=3449]rivet0r[/MENTION]
I welcome all constructive criticism no matter how harsh it sounds

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So they act quickly instead of putting it in their junk drawer.

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Interesting concept

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True enough. Our goal, however, is to do a multi-service card explaining what differentiates us, and then to follow up with cards that give each service a chance to shine.

Also, as someone else mentioned, 5000 is that sweet spot for price. 10K doesn’t save us any.

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Just looked at numbers from last year:

.84% response rate on one postcard design.
.94% on our other design we used last year