This mailer looks very “professional” and clean.  Shows a list of all services.  Displays contact info very large.  Clearly, is going for a crowd without insurance. Offers good coupons.

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Door Dash gets an A+ for the image they used.  The flying food image INSTANTLY shows what they are selling (and in kind of a fun way)! They also give …

Here’s a great flyer offering tech support primarily for Apple products.  This is actually a fantastically designed flyer that can easily be shared around an organization.

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This is a piece of mail advertising custom court floors for homes by SportCourt

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Pretty much instantly you know precisely what they are selling (a liquor delivery service).

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This flyer really hits the reader over the head that for ONLY $XXX/mo they can own a home instead of renting.

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This is a good example of a flyer that a real estate agency sends out.  They are kind of weird in shape (they are very long) and so they kind …

This piece of direct mail also features a little scratch-off game, and also this “Combination Box” which you pull the tab and a glowing number appears.

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Whoever wrote this letter has DEFINITELY taken a cue from old Gary Halbert and Dan Kennedy sales letters.  This was a piece of mail that came in an envelope and …

This direct mail flyer uses an eye-catching image for pet owners, and instantly shows you what they do.

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