This document discusses using a multi-channel marketing approach integrating direct mail, email, mobile, and microsites to drive prospects to personalized microsites. It promotes using direct mail as a first touch, email follow-ups, and a microsite to capture prospect interests and information. The microsite uses personalized viewbooks and pre-populated forms. PURLs then track individual activity and cross-media effectiveness. A multi-channel approach including direct mail and email is shown to have a higher average response rate than single channel direct mail or email alone.
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Multi-Channel Success With PURLs
1. MULTI-CHANNEL
SUCCESS WITH PURLS
Integrating Direct Mail, Email, Mobile and Microsites!
Joel Kaufman
Vice President of Sales
Chroma Graphics
Tony Fraga
Director of Client Services
Direct Development
18. Capturing ALL Interest Levels
Possible Responses to Event Marketing Promo
Yes,
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there!
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but Id like
to talk
now
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please
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more info
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19. Follow Up Marketing is More
Relevant
Possible Responses to Event Marketing Promo
Yes,
Ill be
there!
Im not
Maybe,
Maybe,
Cant make
answering
but Id like
please
it but Im
but Im
interested in
to talk
send me
checking you
your cause.
now.
more info.
out.
Immediate
Phone Call
Immediate Follow-up w/
User-Specific Information
Trigger Email
Confirmation
Reminder SMS
Text in 2 Weeks
Invite to next Event
Delayed
Trigger
Email
20. Quick Statistics
Proportion of Responders using Mobile Devices
2011 = 18%
2013 = 30%
Responses over Time within a multi-channel campaign
After Direct Mail launch (before 1st Email) = 10% of Responders
After 1st Email Follow-up (before 2nd Email) = 65% of Responders
21. Multi-Channel vs. SingleChannel
Average Response Rates when using
Personalized URLs as the primary call-toaction
Direct
Mail only = 0.8%
Email only = 0.9%
Multi-channel (Direct Mail + Email) = 3.4%