Dear
Readers,
These
are some observations on suggested procedures:
1.
Have your client supply a typed copy of the list. This list
must read exactly as they want it on the envelopes, (Boulevard,
or Blvd., California or CA, etc.) Make sure your client keeps
a list so you can discuss things over the phone, looking at
the same list.
2.
Have you client supply 10% extra envelopes for mistakes, theirs
or yours. Mistakes will be made and you don't need the pressure
of no extras hanging over you.
3.
Most people give time frame such as, "I can promise to
do 30 - 75 a day," (taking into consideration your other
obligations). This will give you an idea of how much time you'll
need to get the list and envelopes before they need to mail
them out.
Addressing
envelopes are bread and butter work for most of us. It makes
life easier and more pleasurable if you can establish some prices
and working procedures ahead of time so it's worth your time
and effort.
Signed,
Arrighi