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Postcard Profits The Forgotten Market

Updated on April 6, 2011

Is This The Forgotten Market?

Those of you that have been around the home based business arena for more than a few years probably remember the time (before the internet) when most advertising was done offline.

During those days it wasn't unusual to receiveĀ one or more postcards in your mailbox every single day. At the very least you received at least one per week?

Fast forward to today...

When was the last time you even received a postcard in the mail? If you are like most people you won't be able to remember.

And that is what makes postcard marketing a truly forgotten market.

Which really is a shame because it stll works very will to this day. In fact many of the big time marketers online have been using offline marketing to supplement their marketing campaigns. And they have been keeping it very quiet.

Why so quiet? Because it truly does work.

And unlike online marketing the learning curve is almost not-existant. I mean who can't lick a stamp and put it on a postcard and then place the postcard in the mail?

But...

There are a few things you need to know to be successful with a postcard campaign. If you learn these things then postcard profits are on the way.

  1. You need a good list.
  2. You need to know what type of card works best.
  3. You need to know what color works best.
  4. You need to know what the best day to mail is.

Get all of these things right and you really can't lose. Get even one of them wrong and you will be lucky to break even.

About The Author

Brett Shelite AKA The HBB Advisor has been making a living online for a number of years now. In fact he has not held a J.O.B. in over 8 years now. He strongly believes that anyone can make a good living online if they find a program that they can believe in. However, he also believes that no matter how good your program may be that if a person does not know how to market properly (both online and off) that their success will be slow and difficult to obtain. If you would like more information on anything Brett is doing just visit his HBB Advisor Site.

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