Everyone else is in their inbox.
The average office worker gets 121 emails a day — and two pieces of mail. Here is the whole case for letters, in numbers.
Cold email fell 60% in seven years. Mail didn't move.
And since November 2025, Gmail and Yahoo permanently reject non-compliant bulk email. Nobody owns the mailbox — a correctly addressed letter is delivered.
In ninety days they'll pick their people. Be the one who wrote first.
Anyone can buy the list. The list is the cheap part.
1% of revenue. Your budget says 4 to 15.
Twenty-five letters a week runs about $4,050 a year. For a firm doing $400,000, that is 1% of revenue — against what firms your size are told to budget.
Nobody in this industry will show you a number.
Not one list vendor publishes a response rate. That's why every letter carries a number that rings your line, a text-back line, a QR and a code — so within thirty days you know your own cost per conversation. From your county, not someone's case study.
mention code HB-0419
or scan / visit go.blazeagent.com/HB0419
What we don't claim.
You'll see "4.4% response" in a lot of direct mail marketing. Don't plan on it. Cold mail to businesses that have never heard of you runs 1 to 2% — one or two conversations a month at 25 letters a week. That's the number we plan on, and one win pays for the year.
Get your county's free Monday list.
The full filtered week, with owner names on the top ten — free for your first month. After that, the counts and the top five stay free.