Re: Advertising Brochure...

Subject: Re: Advertising Brochure...
From: Charles E Vermette <cvermette -at- juno -dot- com>
To: "TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com>
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 22:37:31 -0400


Dick Schellens writes:

<<<Here's an idea. When I was between regular tech writing positions
quite a few years ago, I created a little brochure using a PaperDirect
blank and sent out about 700 of them. I got about a 5% response rate
(pretty good for direct mail) >>>

I was in direct mail a long time ago (not as a writer, though I got my
start writing opinion pieces for a direct mail weekly.).

5% is more than a "pretty good" response rate - it's a *terrific*
response rate. I may give it your idea a try when my current gig ends...

I'm in Boston Dick - I hope I'm not too close and working your side of
the street:) Then again, if you can get a 5% response rate on direct mail
pieces, there's a world of DM agencies that would pay whatever you
ask:))))

Chuck

Charles E. Vermette
85 Washington Park Drive, Norwell MA 02061
781-659-1836
e-mail: cvermette -at- juno -dot- com
web: http://www.charlesvermette.com


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