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The Physical Inbox: Why Direct Mail Still Works in a Digital World
Manage episode 491486748 series 3451513
Think direct mail is dead? Think again. In this episode, we sit down with David, a seasoned direct mail expert who’s helped businesses of all sizes use physical marketing to drive real results. David shares how traditional mail is making a comeback—and how you can use it to stand out in a noisy digital landscape.
From building smarter (not bigger) mailing lists to launching your first campaign on a $500 budget, you’ll get practical, no-fluff advice for turning mail into a powerful marketing channel. David also breaks down whether direct mail works best solo or when paired with email—and the answer might surprise you.
This episode is your beginner-friendly guide to using the physical inbox to reconnect with your audience in a more meaningful, memorable way.
[6:30] Why direct mail deserves a spot in your marketing plan today
[17:24] The real reason their newsletter list is intentionally small
[20:18] A great starting point if you’re new to direct mail
[23:38] Does physical mail work better with email—or on its own?
[26:52] How to launch a solid direct mail strategy with just $500
Join the Rooted in Retail Facebook Group to continue the conversation
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Chapters
1. The Physical Inbox: Why Direct Mail Still Works in a Digital World (00:00:00)
2. Why direct mail deserves a spot in your marketing plan today (00:06:30)
3. The real reason their newsletter list is intentionally small (00:17:24)
4. A great starting point if you’re new to direct mail (00:20:18)
5. Does physical mail work better with email—or on its own? (00:23:38)
6. How to launch a solid direct mail strategy with just $500 (00:26:52)
196 episodes
Manage episode 491486748 series 3451513
Think direct mail is dead? Think again. In this episode, we sit down with David, a seasoned direct mail expert who’s helped businesses of all sizes use physical marketing to drive real results. David shares how traditional mail is making a comeback—and how you can use it to stand out in a noisy digital landscape.
From building smarter (not bigger) mailing lists to launching your first campaign on a $500 budget, you’ll get practical, no-fluff advice for turning mail into a powerful marketing channel. David also breaks down whether direct mail works best solo or when paired with email—and the answer might surprise you.
This episode is your beginner-friendly guide to using the physical inbox to reconnect with your audience in a more meaningful, memorable way.
[6:30] Why direct mail deserves a spot in your marketing plan today
[17:24] The real reason their newsletter list is intentionally small
[20:18] A great starting point if you’re new to direct mail
[23:38] Does physical mail work better with email—or on its own?
[26:52] How to launch a solid direct mail strategy with just $500
Join the Rooted in Retail Facebook Group to continue the conversation
Love Rooted in Retail? Join IndERA—just $25/month, or go Pro and save $503 with code FM503 by 5/31.
Join our newsletter for all the latest marketing news for retailers
Show off your super fandom by getting your Rooted in Retail Merch!
Chapters
1. The Physical Inbox: Why Direct Mail Still Works in a Digital World (00:00:00)
2. Why direct mail deserves a spot in your marketing plan today (00:06:30)
3. The real reason their newsletter list is intentionally small (00:17:24)
4. A great starting point if you’re new to direct mail (00:20:18)
5. Does physical mail work better with email—or on its own? (00:23:38)
6. How to launch a solid direct mail strategy with just $500 (00:26:52)
196 episodes
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