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Looking for good offline post card templates

by sadiecopywriter
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Ok, so I've decided to do the direct mail thing for awhile, and I've decided on postcards. I need some good PSD templates.

But after searching forever in the WSO section, I still can't find any that are actually open. The few I have found are MS word based, not PSD.

I'm not looking for the class, just the postcard templates. Can anyone point me to a good site/wso that is still open?
#card #good #offline #post #templates
  • Profile picture of the author Steve Solem
    What services are you planning to sell? I've got a few postcard templates in my web design related WSO although they could be modified with photoshop to sell just about anything.

    Just did a WSO forum search for postcard and psd and turned up a few options that look to be open like http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...-done-you.html too

    HTH,

    Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author grey38
    Steve, those postcards are decent at best. I'm not a master postcard guy, but I can tell there are no strong call to actions, no urgency, nothing to even make the owner say "I need to check this guy out".

    @Sadie I've recently gotten into postcards and have found nothing that is an awesome postcard design.

    I'm working on developing something simple yet effective on 6x11 postcards. Some of the key points you should look for are:

    -Strong Call To Action
    -Urgency (like first 10 people that call get something, or You have until this date to call)
    -Social proof (put 2-3 small testimonials on them) they should be believable, not generic
    -Their quality should represent your work. Get High quality glossy paper and color
    -Make it clear why they benefit, but don't get technical in a list format

    By all means don't distract them from why you want them to act and call, with too much information or long boring text.

    There is another way you could design the postcards. Create suspicion, and get them interested. Then just send them to a landing page with a small link that has your video talking to them, or just a landing page designed like landing pages should be. If you're targeting one niche at a time, this could be a great conversion opportunity.

    You can still do a lot with postcards. I cannot wait to get the capital to send out my first batch.

    p.s. I'm surprised Bob Ross hasn't yet come out with selling postcard designs.
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