I created a generic posting for a Virtual Assistant and a link to a Google Form that I created that was supposed to farm data of willing workers and ask binomial questions such as if they had experience with graphics, audio editing, Excel, English, and how much their hourly rate was.

BUT that is not all.. eye catching BUT not look like a generic random spam mailer.If mailers have been yellow for centuries and you are the first to send pink mailers, sure they will be noticed and read.But today?

Plus why do deals far away when there could be deals in your back yard.As for the message- if it’s the first mailer then a generic message saying I’m interested in buying houses in the area.

I would assume that most of the people that choose to sell to a direct mailer / fast cash buyer are desperate, inexperienced, or uninformed about real estate values or procedures.My father has received a generic postcard almost monthly for years for a property that he inherited. 

I keep hearing, "Oh, its all online", "Its all on public records", which is great news but still far too generic for me to take action on.

Make your site unique and not a generic template.Write your own content because no company on this planet will do as much work on it, you would do.

They have a generic message and they only hit them 1 time.

**When you say build a portion you mean just don't pick the generic "Absentee" list, add some more parameters to build a more targeted market?

(hint, hand written letters will always stand out).Friendly, yet professional phone message - Alot of people who are doing these campaigns aren't full time in real estate and their voice mail goes as generic, 'hey this is Robert, leave a msg, i will call back'.

Esp if it’s generic “I want your property” that has an obviously generic tone