Sentences with phrase «pieces of mail do»

how many pieces of mail do you receive from non-belivers?

Not exact matches

Or, if you're doing a national mailing of 10,000 pieces add in ten seed names from across the country.

For example, if you are doing a regional mailing of only 700 pieces, add in four or five seed names within that region.

So if you need any type of flyer, direct mail piece, brochure, or print ad created we will do it for free.

It doesn't matter how great your copy is, how perfectly designed the sales piece is, or how sweet of an offer you have... if you use the wrong mailing list, your mail will not even show - up at the door.

It's those first 20 seconds after your prospect sees your sales piece sitting in the pile of mail he just brought into the house, and what he does -LSB-...]

I followed up with him a few weeks ago and he told me that after a year of mailings, testing, and using a variety of sales pieces, his mailings are still doing extremely well (to the same list I might add...).

I concluded at the time of the riots that of all the things the government now needed to do, it was the married family which most urgently needed to be rebuilt: I was and remain as certain of that as anything I have ever written, and I have been saying it repeatedly for over 20 years: I was saying it, for instance, when I was attacking (in The Mail and also The Telegraph), as it went through the Commons, the parliamentary bill which became that disastrous piece of (Tory) legislation called the Children Act 1989, which abolished parental rights (substituting for them the much weaker «parental responsibility»), which encouraged parents not to spend too much time with their children, which even, preposterously, gave children the right to take legal action against theirparents for attempting to discipline them, which made it «unlawful for a parent or carer to smack their child, except where this amounts to «reasonable punishment»;» and which specified that «Whether a «smack» amounts to reasonable punishment will depend on the circumstances of each case taking into consideration factors like the age of the child and the nature of the smack.»

But according to the record he didn't send out a direct - mail piece urging Christians to see him in person at the sports arena flanked by the recently born - again coach and halfback of the Super Bowl champions.

Thankfully, according to a Daily Mail report, Wenger agrees and has done just that by giving them a piece of his mind at the training ground this week.

Judson's Snapchat is comparable to what one Michigan player did a couple years back after receiving a piece of mail from Ohio State.

Meantime, after doing just four pieces of direct mail for Alcantara, Hamilton Group polled the district and determined that Alcantara was five points ahead in the race.

I fear that instead of doing this — Labour will end up giving credence to the message that the Tories will peddle (see Tim Montgomerie's piece in the Daily Mail this week)-- that is that Ed Miliband is a rubbish leader — after all, they've done it before.

What would you do if you were sitting at your desk and you opened a piece of mail with white powder in it?

I'm a white WOMAN and four black men on a mailer, the first of whom is a racial arsonist and a tax dodger — Al Sharpton — does not show me anyone who «shares our values» (except maybe Carl McCall) If Black New Yorkers can object to an all white ticket why can't I object to an all black MALE mail piece?

I definitely enjoyed the «getting presents in the mail» aspect of Rocksbox, but I always did wish I could pick the pieces I got in my box!

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«It does get old — the use and abuse of weak VFX, the McGuffin - driven narrative, the climactic duels that pre-guarantee the victor, the set - pieces that echo a thousand other whiz - bang battles that came before» — Barry Hertz, The Globe and Mail

What's funny about that piece of hate mail is not that the opinion expressed is wrong - headed, but that the writer doesn't even get the facts right!

Now, I know we do everything electronically here but seriously, not a day goes by where we don't get a piece of mail.

I think credit cards should require notification of rewards adjustments as if their terms and conditions on the card are changing (you know when they send you a special piece of mail highlighting what adjusts)... unfortunately if they do provide notice it's probably a line of tiny text tucked into your billing statement most people never read.

But for some reason I don't understand, retail banking in the USA seems to prefer the 19th - century technology of sending pieces of paper through the mail to electronic funds transfers.

I think credit cards should require notification of rewards adjustments as if their terms and conditions on the card are changing (you know when they send you a special piece of mail highlighting what adjusts)... unfortunately if they do provide notice it's probably a line of tiny text tucked into your billing statement most people never read.

You can read the Daily Mail's article HERE, which I suggest you do before reading this: As the title of this piece so subtly suggests, this is a direct response to the Daily Mail's recent article regarding the notorious Sandy Hook shooter, Adam Lanza.

Ray's site needs to invite the visitor to do something — I generally recommend that they invite the visitor to sign up for a mailing list or to take a look at a piece of art that is for sale.

My two best pieces of advice are start a mailing list and treasure it — and don't skimp on your advertising and promotional materials.

Within and strictly confined to the contentsand explicit implications of the David Rose piece in the Daily Mail, what parsimonious and sufficient explanation do you propose that exceeds the parsimony of my comments on those contents?

Here are a couple of links to interesting pieces that editors (in their infinite wisdom) decided didn't need to appear in the print versions of either the Globe and Mail or Canadian Lawyer.

The post office does not open or read the billions of pieces of mail it delivers annually.

Because a direct mail piece or a print ad campaign worked for another firm (or you think it did), doesn't mean it will work for yours, and you will rarely have more than a very minimal insight into the effectiveness of other firms» marketing.

I know some of the sentiment around here is to just get your marketing pieces in the mail, but I'd like to do some level of testing to see what works before significantly ramping up my direct mail campaigns.

This got me to thinking, how many other pieces of direct mail have my potential leads already have received, and how do I stand out or get better at this type of marketing.

Guys that drop 10K pieces of direct mail will get more calls and do more deals than those that drop 1K.

But like I mentioned my partner lives in NJ and more than half of the mailing pieces went to NJ, CT, NY, PA etc. so maybe that can help me, I really don't know... maybe someone can chime in regarding that?!

The team says there «should be a number of touches to the area that includes mail pieces but don't forget about the personal touch.

To illustrate this portion of the rule, I often ask agents «Who did you send that direct mail piece to?

This wasn't the first time I had taken a paintbrush to a piece of furniture before, so I had an idea of how I was going to go about it, I only knew I didn't want to wait for paint to arrive in the mail.

This is a piece of the moodboard I did last time I was in France shooting our mail order catalogue which my mum left on her wall.Having spent a week on our boat, I've already read a lot of French decoration magazines but I'm constantly drawn into the relax vibes of these two images.