At Yellow Letters Complete, we are famous for our yellow letters, but did you know there are actually two different options when it comes to our yellow letters? We have a Premium Yellow Letter and a Hand Addressed Yellow Letter. Here are a few differences between the two:
Hand Addressed Yellow Letter
- Standard Postage (or add First Class Postage)
- Hand Addressed Envelopes
- Return Address Label
- We print the letters by using our proprietary variable font software. This variable handwritten font makes each character look slightly different, so it still looks authentically handwritten.
- We personalize the letters with a mail merge.
Premium Yellow Letter
- First Class Postage
- Hand Addressed Envelopes
- Handwritten Return Address
- Letters are written by hand, then duplicated to ensure accuracy.
- Personalization is done by hand by the same person who wrote the letter.
Both yellow letters include the following:
- Your letter verbiage customized to your needs, or your choice of one of our templates.
- Your contact information on the letter so your leads can contact you directly
- Hand addressed invitation envelopes for optimal results (Written by hand)
- Your choice of red, blue or black ink
For most campaigns, the Hand Addressed Yellow Letter works best. These orders have fast turn around times, often mailing within a few days of your order! This cost effective option maintains a personal appearance by using our proprietary variable font (which we created by loading real, variable handwriting onto each page). Whether you are a direct mail marketing novice or a seasoned veteran, our Hand Addressed Yellow Letters can be a great option for your campaign!
Premium Yellow Letters are suitable for campaigns that do not have urgent timelines, as the turn around time is longer than a Hand Addressed Yellow Letter. However, the personal touches of a Premium Yellow Letter can give your campaign a competitive edge. Taking a look at your target market, and your budget, will help you decide between these two great yellow letters.
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