our new movers program
68% of new movers are LIKELY TO PURCHASE NEW FURNITURE FROM YOU WITHIN THE NEXT 6 MONTHS?
Harness the buying power of this group
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According to Zagat, Americans love eating out. Americans typically dine out 5.9 times per week. And for lunch and dinner only, 4.9 times per week on average.
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Our partnership with
HOW IT WORKS
we provideA list of new families names
and addresses for future marketing . |
we reachA targeted audience of new
movers for 12 consecutive months in your market. |
we produce12” x 18” 4 page mailer with
two right folds. The finished product is on 80# glossy text paper with the highest white points for brilliant colors. |
we personalizeThe direct mailer sent
monthly to every new renter and new homeowner who has moved into or around your store's area in the last 30 days. |
we directIndividuals to a customized personalized
survey site specific to the furniture industry & YOUR STORE |
we are responsible forFor ad design, printing,
postage and any monthly ad changes. |
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Even as consumers embrace digital channels for retailer marketing, traditional touchpoints won’t vanish any time soon. In a 2017 Nielsen Homescan study, almost half of U.S. households said they use at least eight different sources (across print and digital) to get information about products and sales. Printed circulars are still alive and well as an important source of information, while digital marketing serves to complement customer engagement.
Given these dynamics, retailers can best reach their shoppers by leveraging multiple touchpoints for marketing. They should maintain and optimize spending on traditional circulars and direct mail, since these will continue to be shoppers’ main source of information for the near term.
Given these dynamics, retailers can best reach their shoppers by leveraging multiple touchpoints for marketing. They should maintain and optimize spending on traditional circulars and direct mail, since these will continue to be shoppers’ main source of information for the near term.
even millenials love print & direct mail
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