
Pre-written letter sets
10-Letter Sets
4-letter sets
The 4-letter Expired Listing Set
5-letter sets
New
The Notice of Default With Equity Letters - an 8-letter set
For Mortgage Brokers:
The Mortgage Lender to FSBO Letters
For Investors:
I can also provide you with custom:
NewslettersTrust is a rare and valuable commodity these days.
Every time we turn on the TV news, pick up a newspaper, or even log in to our own e-mail, we get another story about someone who has broken either public or private trust by lying, cheating, stealing, or abusing.
It's enough to make us all skeptical of everyone we meet - and that's just what it has done.
So... when you want a new customer you have to do something to gain his or her trust.
Drip marketing can accomplish that task - if you do it with an attitude of giving before you get.
It requires a bit of planning - you can't just send a message saying "Here I am and I want your business." Instead you need to first show them that you care enough to give them some help or advice with no strings attached.
Obviously, since I'm a copywriter I'd love to help you create a custom drip campaign. But maybe you want to write your own drip marketing letters.
To help you write a hard-working, trust-building drip campaign I wrote a free report outlining the steps that will help you organize your materials and construct a set of letters that build, each upon the last, to position you as the person they can trust.
Follow these steps, and by the time your prospects have heard from you 3 or 4 times, they'll trust that you are a person who will help them make the right decisions to benefit their own lives. They'll know that you aren't just trying to use them for your own benefit.
Fill in the blanks below, then watch for a verification email from writer@marte-cliff.com. Once you verify, you'll get another email with instant access to "How to Plan and Execute a Drip Marketing Campaign."
(I know - a lot of steps, but they ensure that we aren't sending you anything you don't want.)
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