If it can be printed and mailed, we can do it. Once the demographic analysis is completed, we will give you expert advice on which direct mail format will work. Upon artwork approval, we will rush your mailers to print, and purchase the targeted mail list. All mailers will be professionally ink jetted, have postage paid, and drop shipped directly to your local post office where they will ultimately be delivered into homes.
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Not ready to talk yet? DO NOT try to be too abstract. What action do you want your reader to take after reading the card? Do you want them to call you? Visit your website? Go into a store? Keep it short and punchy, you can use this multiple times on the card to reinforce the action. The image used on the front of the postcard has 2 purposes. To Grab attention, and communicate to the reader what your postcard is about Backs up the headline.
A common mistake is to only focus on 1 of those, and the detriment of the other. A postcard about property should have a photo of a property clearly visible. A postcard about a vacuum cleaner should show the product. Every postcard should include an offer that acts as a bait to encourage your user to take action.
Once divided, you can reach groups with the most relevant information based on their needs and wants, increasing engagement. To reach the right audience at the right time, every business should have multiple segmented mailing lists. A house list could be divided by geographic, demographic, firmographic, psychographic, and behavioral qualities. You can also purchase lists to reach new prospects. These range from broad to extremely granular, and should be matched to your ideal prospect for the best performance.
For example, when sending a postcard advertising new house listings, you would want to segment the market by type of homeowner, age, and income. Then, you can match up specific houses with the segments of your audience most likely to purchase them. A postcard campaign should be started with only one goal in mind. They can be used to introduce new products, provide a discount offer, generate leads, attract new customers, or drive repeat business.
Before jumping into the more creative aspects of a campaign—the design and offer—you must start by determining a budget. Generally, postcards can cost anywhere from a few cents to more than a dollar per recipient, depending on factors such as quantity, size, paper stock, graphics, specialty coatings and mail class.
So, calculate 11 percent of your budget, then break out a portion to go toward postcard campaigns. Postage is one of the largest factors in your budget, so make sure you have a good idea as to what your postage would be.
Postage is format and mail class specific. If your goals or product price points are lower on the other hand, you may be able to reduce your costs. Overall, there are a lot of factors that go into creating the perfect postcard campaign budget, and no two companies will have the exact same approach. Next, you must choose the size of the card, develop the copy as well as the message, create the design, and personalize each piece.
Remember that the most important element of your campaign is the offer, so spend time refining that before putting pen to paper or fingers to keyboard.
However, the size may also be dictated by your budget: Small is the most economical, but could be overlooked, while jumbo may fit your message, but cost more. The small postcard is the most cost effective for taking advantage of First- Class Mail prices. First class offers speed, mail forwarding, and pieces being returned for incorrect addressing. The next sizes should mail at the Marketing Mail class to be cost effective. Therefore, postage is a critical factor in the decision-making process.
The subhead should complement the headline, while the body copy explains the offer in further detail and lists the benefits. The call to action should lead the customer to the contact information for the realtor, or a landing page on a website. The design of a postcard combines a few elements: size, shape, color, quality, and graphics, all working together to capture attention and improve response. Images, graphics, backgrounds, and other visuals should support the overall message of the postcard.
For example, when showcasing a new home, designers could use photos of the front of the house and its various rooms to entice homebuyers through the doors. Also consider the variety of finishes, colors, thicknesses caliper , and weights that are available to make your card stand out. In general, anything you can do to grab attention—such as adding a unique finish, or using thicker material—can improve response, though costs will rise, accordingly.
This will make it clear that your brand is associated with the offer in an instant, while drawing and holding attention to the most important parts of your message.
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