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Once the reader is persuaded to put something in the reply envelope, it’s not too much trouble to put something else in it, right? Like a check or a credit card number? But the ask doesn’t even come until Page 4.
The letter has no Johnson box or headline. Just the lead sentence/paragraph: “I regret to inform you that we are faced with a severe crisis here at Amnesty International.”
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Denny Hatch is the author of six books on marketing and four novels, and is a direct marketing writer, designer and consultant. His latest book is “Write Everything Right!” Visit him at dennyhatch.com.
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