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And in fact the like a mailshot one forty percent on something.

A badly designed mailshot, for example, could simply end up in the bin.

This can be referred to as an electronic mailshot.

It was a mailshot for his own agency, which was then starting up, to potential clients.

The Abbey is now planning a fifth mailshot to alert them to their windfalls.

Sections 91 to 94 entitle the candidate to one free mailshot of election material to all voters in the constituency.

A highly configurable, professional program which is a must for professional looking mailshot envelopes.

And then we're having another thing with the same sort of brochure as a mailshot type thing in loose-leaf format.

Oh that's just a mailshot deal.

Don't cut corners in preparing your materials - the success of your mailshot depends on it.

Recent complaints include a mailshot saying: 'No more telephone bills for you - ever.'

Advertising or research based mailshot or both?

Watchers were then encouraged to get in touch with her via her publishers, after which they received a personalised mailshot.

April 25: A water company apologised yesterday for a "misguided" mailshot gimmick which triggered an anthrax scare.

The testimonials were challenged and the mailshot was amended to read that monthly earnings could amount to '£1,000s'.

They quite likely the Green Party got a free mailshot and their communication returned or or even might have got some money from them you never know.

Erm it was a mailshot I received oh must be about twelve, thirteen years ago from Friends Provident.

When similar or identical material is sent out to all subscribers on a mailing list, it is often referred to as a mailshot or a blast.

-Offering midweek packages at competitive rates -Creating an autumn-winter weekend break package and Christmas programme, and promoting them by sending a mailshot to all past guests.

Only the AirAsiaX services are affected , all flights to these 4 cities now show "No Flights" after their shutoff dates mentioned in the AA mailshot.

Questions range from the extreme -'My client's been arrested for murder'- to the mundane -'I have just received a mailshot from another firm which is quite appalling.'

The most effective lists are those sourced in-house from a well-managed database - you already know the preferences of the recipients of your mailshot and can tailor your offer accordingly.

Having received the colour mailshot which highlights the exciting new collection of carpets and curtain fabrics by Stoddard Templeton, customers are encouraged to visit their local retailer by the offer of a free pen.

Costs would also include the posting of one neutral information leaflet about the referendum to every Scottish household, and one free mailshot to every household or voter in the poll for the designated campaign organisations.

Pam Mapes, director of education at Proshare, was advised by experts that her mailshot to 5,000 secondary schools and sixth form colleges may get a maximum take-up of 10% - making 500 entrants.