Yeah, we also use the this algorithm, but we're looking for at least a 3.5 ;-)Seriously though, we are looking more for a QUANTITY of potential opportunity.  

I'm starting my first direct mail campaign this month. I'm working on a limited starting budget and I'm handling the mailing myself until I get a deal and can afford to outsource it. As I'm working on getting a mailin...

I can pay for the list and maybe have the VA do the scraping of my list and handle the calls.My list is tiny but my market is a good one for me.Darrell

Focus on getting lead quality, not lead quantity, and you'll get a better ROI from your marketing.

It takes time but the leads are more quality than quantity and generate a wonderful consistent income for my business.In my experience most blind mailers have a very low ROI (return on investment) because the blind mail lists used are repetitively  and the mail piece (yellow letters & postcards) is unoriginal, blatantly commercial and discarded quickly by the prospect in the shredder .  

Due to my quantity of 725 letters and envelopes a month for 5 months, it ran me $0.50 a letter/envelope.

Both have calculators for your piece and quantity.

Currently own the lot my Tiny Homes and sheds are on in Festus Missouri.

It takes 3-5 days where I am for a commitment to come back, assuming it is clean, I do the following three things:Take the original contract, cut a tiny strip of paper and scotch tape it over the price and make a copy.

Quote from @Jessica Young: Hey everyone, I'm an owner in a tiny HOA in Florida and the owners want to either ban smoking entirely or make a designated area.