According to the DMA, direct mail campaigns have a response rate of 4.4%, compared to email's response rate of just 0.12%. We share 10 reasons why direct mail should be part of your marketing mix.
Direct Mail, Graphic Design, Marketing
Discover How to Design Flyers for Direct Mail and Door to Door Campaigns that Entice Prompt Action.
Find out how you can boost your next Real Estate Direct Mail marketing campaign using these proven tips and tricks.
When you consider the most memorable brands, they didn't get there from a one-off marketing campaign. They ALL use the drip marketing strategy.
Awards, Direct Mail, Marketing, Team
Our mailing house got awarded 2nd Prize at the Eaton Smith Business of The Year Award Ceremony.
Direct Mail, Graphic Design, Marketing, Printing
Like any industry, the world of direct mail and fulfilment comes with its own world of words, phrases and jargon. And – unless you take a bizarrely in-depth interest in the world of direct mail – i...
'What is the response rate from direct mail campaigns?' is undoubtedly the question our sales consultants are asked the most. Many factors influence your response, including your industry, target audi...
Direct Mail, Graphic Design, Marketing
Brand New Website Launched Today!! We have some very exciting news, our Group has a brand new website, which launched today! You can see it straight away; simply visit: www.theflowgroup.co.uk (IMAGE...
I don't know how you and your business have found the last 12 months? Challenging is probably the most common word here! At Flow, we have moved in giant strides over the last year, and in doing so, we...
Print-based marketing is a powerful tool for businesses – ideal for contacting existing customers and generating new leads. Whether it be a direct mail campaign or a door to door distribution, a ta...
Yes, it is that time of the year again and your clients Seasonal Marketing are now ready to ship, hopefully! With Christmas around the corner Christmas Direct Mail is flying out the door. Christmas...
Outsourcing is the business practice to obtain an outside company to perform services and create goods that would be performed in-house otherwise.
