Tip for those using 7878's Method with Letters

B_Fish

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When you print out the main letter (or any other papers) use Card stock paper. It's a little bit thicker and more rigid than regular copy paper. You can buy 150 sheets for like $6 at walmart.

In my opinion it tends to look a little more professional and just overall looks better than regular copy paper.

 

MojoSoDope

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Yeah this is smart, you could also laminate your sheets of paper.

 

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graphox

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MojoSoDope said:

Yeah this is smart, you could also laminate your sheets of paper.

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No then you can't bend it... Unless you want to send in an folder?

 

B_Fish

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graphox said:

No then you can't bend it... Unless you want to send in an folder?

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I probably should of been more specific, but I believe most people are sending them in packets, to where you don't have to fold any paper. Unless you are sending them in envelopes.

 

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perktodd

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Nice tip B_Fish! Thanks for sharing. Definitely gonna try this when I test his method.

 

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Junkfood00

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Make high quality packages then hire someone to distribute them. You'll stand a higher chance of landing the targets as clients.

 

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moneylover

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I have a very nice pack of papers from Staples (in Germany). Brand is Navigator "Presentation". It's a normal paper but feels, looks and prints (I use a laserprinter) very qualitative.... 500 sheets for 12€/$16.