Offline Marketing | Direct Mail
Marketing budgets are never limitless. Even the Apples, Geicos and Coca-Colas of the world have limits on how much they can spend (even if the money they’ll part with is comparatively astronomical). Most modern marketers are forced to make incredibly difficult budget decisions. How can they spread their money around to maximize their ROI?
You may not be new to the direct mail game, but having run a mailer campaign might not qualify you to be a direct mail expert. Truthfully, many marketers execute campaigns in 2018 that resemble mailers from the 1970s.
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With all of the competition for your audience’s attention – not only within the real estate space, but in marketing overall – it’s become increasingly difficult to reach potential buyers and sellers. And it can become even more challenging to connect with your audience if you’re on a budget. One of the biggest decisions you face as a real estate marketer is choosing the channels and tools that will get you the most exposure and biggest bang for your buck. The two most common mediums used are direct mail and email. But which will better help you achieve your marketing goals?
Rarely are single-channel campaigns the most effective campaigns. Consumers engage with a number of mediums on a daily basis, and the best way to reach them is to communicate across channels – omni-channel marketing. But businesses often struggle to integrate two mediums in a truly cohesive manner.
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The world of marketing has long expressed a collective cringe at the thought of direct mail. From the logistics and different vendors to the cost and campaign ROI, direct mail is not a tactic met with glee. But what if those perceptions are as antiquated as the “standard” forms of offline marketing?
