[mileslake]

Just can't stand people using apostrophes wrongly. It was a serious crime,  when I was at school.  I am 53.  I  was only offering advice,  lots of people are like me, they just ignore badly spelt things.

[Richard iSparkle]

Just can't stand people using apostrophes wrongly. It was a serious crime when I was at school.  I am 53.

i'm 36 and have never got the hang of apostrophes!  never really taught grammar in my school era... 

i think a lot of people, including me,  are pretty relaxed with their spelling and grammar on the forums tho. 

[Steve Weatherley]

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smug as well as perfect.

I hpoe yuor driect arppaoch desno't ofnefd yuor ctsurmores.

Sorry about the spelling but I think you catch my drift

[Steve Weatherley]

Richard

Appreciate your comments m8

Steve

[mileslake]

I am completely relaxed on email,  text etc  but when you are saying to a prospective new customer that you are not the local burglar, car thief etc, it does help to have decent leaflets delivered.

[mileslake]

Posted by: Steve Weatherley    Posted on: Today at 09:36:43 pm
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smug as well as perfect


No mate, I just speak English.

[VSP Home Care]

Photos does not have an apostrophe in it. If you have spelt all your leaflets like that, maybe you have a problem with the design, grammar  etc, you need to be professional and spell correctly.  

Anyway,  each decent leaflet delivered should bring you in between £1 and £3 of work on average. (Per annum)

Including  referrals, neighbours, relations etc over a 3 year period each leaflet of mine has brought me in just over  £3 p.a.  per leaflet.

Sorry but I don't think that's very helpful to the original poster.  I also think £3 pa per leaflet is either a one off or the best result I've ever heard from leafleting.

If you can generate that income then you can design 10,000 for me