Sentences with phrase «get on our mailing list not»

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If you're going to spend money on lead generation services, you ought to be getting added value, not just a mailing list or phone list that you could have gotten from YellowPages.com.

Suggest you get on their mailing list so as not to miss it next time around.

The state's Supreme Court hadn't resolved a partisan scuffle over who gets to be listed first on the ballot this year before overseas absentee ballots were dropped in the mail, so those voters will have to write in all the candidates» names themselves, according to Deputy Secretary of State James Spallone.

YEAH!!!! That is $ 200 worth of jewelry you get in the mail, see if you like it and return all of it if not at the companies expenses, and you get a $ 10 gift card automatically to use towards an item or all if you decide you like what you got in the mail based on a wish list you had made with the company before hand.

YEAH!!!! That is $ 200 worth of jewelry you get in the mail, for FREE to see if you like and return some or all of it if not at the companies expenses, and you get a $ 10 gift card automatically to use towards an item or all if you decide you like what you got in the mail based on a wish list you had made with the company before hand.

If you're not already on the mailing list, you can subscribe here to get notified, or like our Facebook page — we always announce new challenges there, too!

But throughout our years of marketing, I've gotten several e-mails from customers on our mailing list who live outside the US and don't know how to access our books.

A mailing list is not only an excellent and strategic book marketing tool, but it's a way to directly communication to your market, it's a one - on - one way to get in front of your audience without having to worry about what Facebook is doing or if someone has seen your feed.

Though we do not work for MailChimp or get any affiliate funds from them, a LOT of our authors use MailChimp as their main mailing list service... and this question has come up enough for us to include it on our FAQs page.

Now, if you've got four people on your mailing list and you're selling seven books a month, you're not going to make a big wad of dough doing this.

What's really cool is that you can get 15 of the eBooks right away if you preOrder the books on any eBook shop and let the authors know (it is NOT a signup page for the individual authors» mailing lists, just a way to get your up - front books to you).

I won't list all the other activities we have carried out across our businesses over the last decade, but from events and print and digital mail - outs, to promotional materials and adverts — and having an author dress up as Lord Lucan and stand on a plinth in Trafalgar Square — we have never been shy about trying absolutely anything to get our books noticed.

-- If you apply for a card, get it in the mail and then choose not to activate it, does the account still get listed on your credit report?

I can imagine that it is frustrating to have passive consumers, but a quick — «hey, I have to pay to keep you on the mailing list, so if you don't really need to hear from me, then unsubscribe» would have probably worked fine to encourage people to take action or get off the list.

I'm not quite sure how it happened, but this response was more prevalent among those who've been on the mailing list for more than a year, which means that you never went through the initial set of emails that everyone gets now that introduce them to what we do as a company.

Though I'm a member of the DC Bar, with my current address information listed on the site as well as a proud Avvo member, I don't recall ever getting any mailings or email from Avvo.

Also, I made the mistake of not filtering by equity on my current mailing list, so I have been getting a lot of time wasting calls from people that are upside down in their mortgages.

Depending on the size of your mailing list, you may not even get to the bottom - tier people.

My personal residence has received a few direct mail pieces and I am not an out of state owner or delinquent on my property taxes, so not sure how I got added to a list unless investors are mailing large non-targeted lists.

Hopefully will get a deal out of my first group of mailings, but I know that May not be realistic and will follow up on entire list.

Flips are tough in the areas i've been looking because it's super competitive and my direct mail pieces didn't result in any flips (got a good listing or two so still made some ROI on the mailers).