Anyone Still going strong using 7878's method from back in the day?

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This section of the forum seems dead but that could be a good thing or a bad thing as I've seen many successful members eventually stop posting as much. But I'd love to hear some success stories!
 
No one read letters those days
I do via emails
 
No one read letters those days
I do via emails
I feel like with a bit of a twist I could get a potential customer to read what I'm saying... although it would be relatively expensive.

May I ask what ORM tool you're using? I'm looking for something affordable that I can whitelabel
 
That method is timeless. Vet your clients properly... Dont just send off to random people. I used his method along with a screenshot of potential customers competition on google and included a $1 bill saying I want to save them money. Spent around $700 +/- on a campaign and made $xx,xxx back. Cost would have been cheaper but I used priority flat rate envelopes to mail potential clients. If budget doesn't support flat rate envelopes use a regular envelope but write in red ink and write "Confidential" on it.
 
That method is timeless. Vet your clients properly... Dont just send off to random people. I used his method along with a screenshot of potential customers competition on google and included a $1 bill saying I want to save them money. Spent around $700 +/- on a campaign and made $xx,xxx back. Cost would have been cheaper but I used priority flat rate envelopes to mail potential clients. If budget doesn't support flat rate envelopes use a regular envelope but write in red ink and write "Confidential" on it.
Nice dude! How long ago was that and do you still make money this way? Any suggestions on a good ORM tool I can white label? I'm kind of on the fence about doing a review gate tool or a tool that refers out no matter which option they click because of googles 2018 TOS update. Would love your insight.

Also where does one find such google groups that have these kinds of contests? lol
 
No one read letters those days
I do via emails
True. The typical brick and mortar still gets tons of snail mail. Your "this is costing you money" mail will probably fall between the cracks.
Email is good but still problematic. There ARE other communications channels that are more effective and doesn't lead to the sender coming off as some spammer.
 
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