Mortgage Direct Mail Program
Mortgage companies are generating high quality refinance leads using mortgage direct mail programs through mortgage direct mail provider Influence Direct. The three key mail piece types being used are snap packs, letters and postcards.
"Our current mortgage direct mail clients are very pleased with the results we are providing." says Influence Direct COO, Jeremy Crosslin. "By sticking with our strategy of new designs, quality printing, on-time delivery, and providing documentation that 100% of their mail campaign went out when it was promised is a formula that works. Add in our free daily mail delivery reports and it is easy to see why Influence Direct is gaining favor as the preferred mortgage direct mail provider in the mortgage industry."
With mortgage direct mail programs covering FHA, FHA Streamline, VA, Conventional and Reverse Mortgage, Influence Direct has full turn-key programs for all mortgage products. For more information on Influence Direct's mortgage direct mail programs, please visit http://www.influencedirect.com/
One area seperating Influence Direct from other mortgage direct mail programs is the transparency provided to their clients. Influence Direct provides the following free of charge on every mail campaign:
USPS Postage Receipts
USPS Postage Receipts show the agent the exact date Influence Direct delivered the mail to the USPS for delivery, the total number of pieces Influence Direct delivered, and the postage class used. This receipt is stamped and signed by the postal agent at the time of processing. This receipt shows the agent’s mail went out on the promised date.
Daily Mail Delivery Tracking
Daily Mail Tracking Reports are provided to the agent detailing the total number of pieces scheduled for mailbox delivery for that particular mail day. The report shows the agent if there is any delay with the United States Postal Service in delivering the mail on schedule.
For information on Influence Direct's delivery tracking programs, visit http://www.influencedirect.com/
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