Direct Mail Marketing

“We build solutions.” 

Century Direct has been a leader in Direct Mail Marketing since our company was founded in 1932. Since then, we have excelled at providing marketing services for a wide variety of industries. Below, we explain more about how Century Direct mail marketing expertise can get your project to the right audiences.

What is Direct Mail Marketing?

Direct Mail Marketing is any physical correspondence sent through mail to audiences hoping to attract customers or earn their support. This can include booklets, brochures, coupons, flyers, letters, pamphlets, and more. When paired with a professional marketing strategy, this can be a highly effective way to increase awareness and reach potential customers.

Does Direct Mail Marketing Actually Work?

Direct mail marketing is still one of the most effective ways to reach audiences. Surveys show that mail campaigns still have a profitable return on investment (ROI) even in this digital marketing world. Promotional offers and mailers help engage audiences and encourage conversions.

Direct Mail with Innovation Tracking

Connecting with your target audience is simpler than ever with our advanced mailing services with innovations tracking. The intelligent mail barcode enables you to track your project in real time and coordinate with your targeted demographics. Our team provides specific client touchpoints that gives additional data to follow up with your audience.  Inquire about these advanced mailing services and equipment to assist with your next outreach effort.

Our Direct Mail Marketing Services

Century Direct, a true Marketing partner, can tailor our direct mail marketing services to fit your project needs. From brainstorming to packaging, and distributing the final product, we tailor it to fit any project or industry. Our team prioritizes the presentation of your message as well as delivery. To start designing your direct mail marketing campaign, contact our full-service marketing and communication providers.

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