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Does Direct Mail Still Work? | Ep. #138
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In Episode #138, Eric and Neil discuss whether or not direct mail is a fading marketing strategy. Listen as they discuss how targeting advertisements to the right demographic as well as being creative with your copy and message can be the strategies needed to save this older, tried-and-true method.
Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: Does Direct Mail Still Work?
00:35 – It’s untrue that direct mail doesn’t work anymore
00:41 – Russell Brunson from ClickFunnels is a great example of how well it works
01:07 – “Direct mail is NOT dead”
01:21 – Direct mail still works for businesses that cater to older people
01:48 – Direct mail needs to be creatively made to get someone to open it, otherwise it can be considered junk mail
01:57 – Neil describes an ad he got in the mail the other day that he actually opened
02:21 – Like a website, direct mail also has funnels
02:47 – Send a unique letter to get someone open it
03:00 – Have persuasive copy
03:10 – Neil is testing out a marketing strategy in the mail
04:14 – Consider your audience
05:37 – Be creative with your messaging inside your mail
06:50 – Target down your list to a small group so you can spend more money personalizing the mail ad
07:19 – That’s it for today’s episode!
3 Key Points: Snail mail is NOT dead—you just need to be creative in your marketing.
It is ESSENTIAL to have creative and persuasive copy in direct mail.
Success in direct mail is dependent on approaching the right, target audience.
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