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When it comes to improving the value of copywriting in print or online, a particularly effective strategy is to make a product or service seem more impressive than it really is. [Read More]
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Despite the push in recent years to move direct mail marketing out of the mailbox and into the in-box, traditional direct mail campaigns still remain surprisingly effective. [Read More]
Volumes have been written on ways to improve direct mail response rates, but it’s difficult to know which ones will work for you until you test them. Unless you are Publishers Clearinghouse, your mail quantities [Read More]
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