Direct Mail Vs Telemarketed Leads

[Josh]

Not to question your expertise (which appears to be greater in spamming than direct mail), but your statement is way too broad to be taken seriously.

Mailing what, to whom?

I mail over 100,000 pieces per year. Over the last twelve months, our return rate has been 2.38%.

Umm, I think you're adding 2.372% to make your numbers look good.

 

[gittarpikk]

Not to question your expertise (which appears to be greater in spamming than direct mail), but your statement is way too broad to be taken seriously.

Mailing what, to whom?

I mail over 100,000 pieces per year. Over the last twelve months, our return rate has been 2.38%.

are you mailing Med Sups?

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

Not to question your expertise (which appears to be greater in spamming than direct mail), but your statement is way too broad to be taken seriously.

Mailing what, to whom?

I mail over 100,000 pieces per year. Over the last twelve months, our return rate has been 2.38%.

You go through 45 leads a week by yourself?

 

[Josh]

You go through 45 leads a week by yourself?

Some agents work a full week :p

 

[moonlightandmargaritas]

You go through 45 leads a week by yourself?

We sell a lot of MedSupps in multiple states - including Indiana.

 

[tins]

We sell a lot of MedSupps in multiple states - including Indiana.

More agents should sell in Indiana. That state has the best commissions.

 

[senior-advisor-indiana]

We sell a lot of MedSupps in multiple states - including Indiana.

How many agents is "we"?

 

[tins]

How many agents is "we"?

 

[budjm]

ime, i worked for a call center "floor" in which we called aged leads ourselves, verified/qualified, then sold the lead for a premium price. sounds great in theory, but the owner always said it was more trouble than it was worth.

internet leads? never.

 

[Randy307]

What kind of leads are you mailing to supps? Leads that talk about saving money on supps or talks about Government changes?