Direct Mail for Eviction Attorneys in Utah

Direct mail reaches both sides of an eviction at the addresses in the court record, but it is slower than the tenant's three-business-day answer deadline. That makes it better for some jobs than others. Used for the right stage, it is a low-cost way to be in front of people with a case on file.

When is mail the right tool?

• For tenants, it works best for the stage after the first answer, such as before the occupancy hearing, which the court says is held within 10 days after it is requested. See why the first three business days matter.
• For landlords who filed alone, timing is less tight. A landlord who filed an eviction may be considering next steps, and a letter can offer help. See landlord attorney leads.

How does it work with Revenue Spark?

You upload a letter or postcard design once, and each new lead is printed and mailed. You can use a different design per category, so tenant leads and landlord leads can get different messages. See how referrals work.

What should you say?

For tenants: that you help with eviction cases and how to reach you. For landlords: that you handle evictions and what you offer next. Keep each to one page. What a debt defense letter should say has a checklist that applies to both.

What should you track?

Leads mailed, calls, and signed clients by category. We have no response-rate figure for eviction mail, so measure your own. How to measure results of direct mail has a method. Leads are $0.50 each; see pricing.