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		By: Stan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&quot;Proper Use Of Directed Direct Mail. This means your list has to be well-defined and that you have a really good chance of hitting the prospects who are in the market for your products. A one in a thousand response rate is a waste of your and their time&quot;

SPOT ON.

I used to buy &quot;bargin&quot; lists to email, but ROI was crap no matter how well crafted my copy was.  It was so frustrating.  But I realized the old addage &quot;you need to spend money to make money&quot; might be true, and started seeking out targeted lists from places like Hoovers.  It felt pricey, and the quality wasn&#039;t perfect, but it was better than lists from India or whatever, you know?  At least I&#039;m getting the exact people I want to be getting (I sell corporate insurance, so...)

I&#039;m still flirting with other companies.  I tried Data.com but I really don&#039;t like the interface.  I was using SalesNexus to send out my emails, and they gave me a link to LeadFerret, which seems like a free version of Hoovers (minus the quippy company descriptions that I love so much about Hoovers, but you can&#039;t win them all).  We&#039;ll see.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8220;Proper Use Of Directed Direct Mail. This means your list has to be well-defined and that you have a really good chance of hitting the prospects who are in the market for your products. A one in a thousand response rate is a waste of your and their time&#8221;</p>
<p>SPOT ON.</p>
<p>I used to buy &#8220;bargin&#8221; lists to email, but ROI was crap no matter how well crafted my copy was.  It was so frustrating.  But I realized the old addage &#8220;you need to spend money to make money&#8221; might be true, and started seeking out targeted lists from places like Hoovers.  It felt pricey, and the quality wasn&#8217;t perfect, but it was better than lists from India or whatever, you know?  At least I&#8217;m getting the exact people I want to be getting (I sell corporate insurance, so&#8230;)</p>
<p>I&#8217;m still flirting with other companies.  I tried Data.com but I really don&#8217;t like the interface.  I was using SalesNexus to send out my emails, and they gave me a link to LeadFerret, which seems like a free version of Hoovers (minus the quippy company descriptions that I love so much about Hoovers, but you can&#8217;t win them all).  We&#8217;ll see.</p>
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