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Direct mail has become an unexpectedly post-modern way to reach consumers. It’s a tactile experience that engages other senses than simply the eyes and ears. Having something to touch, to hold, to experience of a brand is at the heart of relationship building. Yes, even if it’s simply a postcard.

It’s fair to say that the pandemic changed many Americans’ daily behaviors (hand sanitizer and home schooling, anyone?) Beyond these initial “how do we stay safe?” shifts, consumers have adopted significantly different behaviors over the past several months — particularly when it comes to making a purchase.

To attract new customers, much of the time, you must make an investment. But every brand wants to minimize this cost while also receiving the kind of returns expected. You can determine what you're spending to gain new customers with the metric customer acquisition cost (CAC)

While we live in a world where digitization has become the norm, print has fallen out of favor for many marketing teams. But did you know direct mail has evolved to take advantage of new print technologies as well as data insights that digital channels provide?

Engaging customers can be a challenge. Though marketers have many strategies and tactics in their toolbox to help, almost every online retailer has dealt with the ultimate challenge … an abandoned shopping cart.

Personalized marketing is hardly new, but it has evolved thanks to the power of technologies. By leveraging these, brands can deliver dynamic and personalized experiences, leading to healthier engagement and increased customer loyalty.