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Are you using wafer seals or mailing label tabs? If not you could be loosing cash. There is a asserting that goes, “The cash is in the details.” In this post I would like to share with you how your direct marketing program is loosing money because of a tiny detail that many have a tendency to over look. By the end of this post you’re going to be shocked. You have been warned.

Direct selling is a established sort of marketing that really has worked for dozens of years and shall continue to work. If you refuse to trust me, sneak a look at today’s mail, I'll promise you it is crammed with direct marketing pieces. What you think is junk mail, I consider study material.

I've got a massive file folder with the “junk mail” that I receive on a regular basis. I separate them by which I feel are useful and which ones I feel were lacking. I attach notes to every one. This permits me to make a swipe file of sorts for use later.

The purpose of all promoting pieces is to attain your target audience and to get him to take your required action. Before any of that may happen the post office must first accept your materials. It doesn’t matter if you are mailing your newsletter, leaflets, flyers, or any other selling material if the preparation isn’t done correctly everything is a waste of time.

Something as straightforward as a clear labeled wafer seal (frequently referred to as a mailing tab), can save your mailing pieces from being refused. The post office must have the appropriate seal to be affixed on your material to deflect any open edges. Open edges could cause the postal services machines to jam, therefore causing a lost of time and money.

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