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Direct Mail Response Rates Improve
with Promotional Products
Promotional products - when used in
conjunction with a sales letter or as an incentive to respond - can make a
significant difference in direct mail response rates. In a study, nearly 1,500 businesses each received
either a personalized sales letter only, a sales letter plus a promotional
product, or a sales letter with the offer of a promotional product incentive.
F I N D I N G S
- Adding a promotional product to a
mail promotion increased the response rate by 50%.
- The use of a promotional product as
an incentive to respond generated four times as many responses as a
sales letter alone.
- The use of a promotional product as
an incentive to respond reduced the cost per response by two-thirds.
Dimensional Mailings
The packaging of promotional
products is important, too, as it can evoke curiosity and increase direct mail response rates. A
study found that the use of dimensional mailers, such as a
box or tube, can significantly improve response rates over direct mail alone.
For this study, 3,000 school
administrators were divided into three groups and received either 1) an envelope
with a sales letter, sales collateral and postage-paid business reply card, 2)
an envelope with similar contents plus a promotional product, or 3) the same
contents listed above, delivered in a box, instead of an envelope.
F I N D I N G S
- Those who received a promotional
product in a dimensional package responded at a rate that was 57% higher
than those who received the same promotional product in an envelope.
- Response rates for the
dimensional package recipients were 75% higher than for the group who
received only a sales letter.
- Dimensional packaging made a
significant impact on response rates.
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