A crowded mailbox, and a market that still reads mail
Homeowners and past clients get form-letter postcards from many agents. A note written with a real pen looks different from the stack.
Listing anniversaries, referral requests, and seller follow-up run on dates and relationships. You approve the proof; we write, inspect, and mail. Written by our machine with a real pen, in a handwriting style matched to you.
Homeowners and past clients get form-letter postcards from many agents. A note written with a real pen looks different from the stack.
Real estate and mortgage messaging carries real regulatory exposure. Every LetterCircuit send goes through a human approval step before anything mails; useful for any team, essential here.
Listing anniversaries, referral asks, and seller follow-up are recurring, date-driven triggers: exactly the kind of campaign you can repeat instead of reinventing by hand each time.
Common triggers teams in this vertical run through LetterCircuit.
Three ways teams in this vertical structure a campaign end to end, from what starts it to what you measure when it lands.
Each of these runs as a LetterCircuit campaign: you supply the list and choose the measurable action, you approve the proof, and we write, inspect, and mail.
A pen plotter writes every piece with a real pen, from a handwriting font with natural variance, so the proof you approve is exactly what gets written. No hardware capex between a small test send and a large campaign. And nothing mails without a human approval step first.
LetterCircuit is not a compliance service. Fair-housing, RESPA, and state-specific rules are the customer’s responsibility. What we provide is a human approval step before any batch mails, so nothing goes out unreviewed.
Yes. Listing anniversaries are recurring, date-driven campaigns, which is what a LetterCircuit campaign is built for. Send the list, approve the proof, and we write, inspect, and mail.
A CSV of past-client name, mailing address, and transaction-close date, exported from your CRM or transaction-management system. We validate it for required fields and address deliverability before anything is written.
Yes, but the message angle and merge fields differ (listing date vs. loan-closing date), so each role gets its own approved template inside the same campaign structure.
You pick the measurable action at scoping. Common choices for this vertical are a dedicated callback line or a reply card; whichever you choose is defined before production starts.
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