Real Estate Investor · Baltimore, MD · Member since 2008 · 1k+ posts · 268 votes
Since mentioned ebsite is rather very slow and not user-friendly, I am currently looking for an alternative website that would allow me to mail postcards via the web at around the same price (~.24 for printing and postage).I have my own lists.
Thanks
San Francisco, CA · Member since 2009 · 171 posts · 24 votes
16y
I have had the same experience as Dan with vistaprint. Actually, it was worse since they never actually delivered the final product.
http://www.overnightprints.com has reasonable prices. I always opt for the glossy stock. As a suggestion, pick a color other than standard white. The key in RE business is to be innovative.
It's funny how we apply this rule to direct mail and forget it when creating the image of our business.
Real Estate Investor · NowWhere, WI · Member since 2009 · 135 posts · 25 votes
15y
Quite an old post, but I just thought I'd add my comments.
click2mail is super slow. The interface is pretty buggy also. You can't have multiple return addresses and recently I can't get a jpeg to load at all.
I have resorted to designing my postcard in photoshop then pasting the image into a word document, then uploading the word document.
My comment on quality is mine weren't that bad at all. Some of my returns had some ink blotches, while others didn't. I'll try to snap a photo of my card I designed all by myself. I got a 6% call rate on the first round. Round 2 is going out next week.
Beverly Hills, CA · Member since 2016 · 2 posts · 0 votes
10y
Although I don't see a postcard option, I use a service called Mailform that basically lets you upload PDFs and mail them. The link is http://mailform.io