Don't Suffocate Your Readers
White space is akin to fresh air in direct-mail letters.
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So let me share with you something — a fabulous vision a little voice inside my head (that of Jerry Huntsinger, the dean of direct-mail fundraising himself) pestered me with back when I was 30 …
Let your letters breathe
White space is a lovely thing; it’s like oxygen for the eyes.
Don’t be afraid to set your margins for 1.25 inches. Be bold. Draft a letter in 13-point Courier. Indent here and there. Go for a series of tabbed
paragraphs separated with ellipsis.
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