Last updated: November 23, 2020
The envelope promised: “Your 9 postage stamps are waiting for you inside.” This is a nice piece of direct mail marketed at small business owners. I’m documenting it here for posterity and respect.
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This is a good piece of direct mail because:
I got it in my mailbox, and I’m a small business owner. However they created this database of recipients, based on my sample size of 1 = good job.
See some other pieces of direct mail that I like or have investigated here.
The envelope proclaims: “Your 9 postage stamps are waiting for you inside.”
The idea of almost $5 worth of free postage inside is an attractive offer because:
I gladly opened the envelope and was ready for their pitch. Actually I just wanted to get the stamps, but not so fast…
As soon as I opened the envelope, I was a little disappointed:
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It turns out that I have to sign up for an account before getting anything for free. Bummer! But it definitely makes sense, and that “ask” (for me to sign up and trial the service to print the stamps) is what makes this an award-winning piece of direct mail.
The letter pushes people to www.stamps.com/GetStamps, which as of 16 April 2017 looks like this:
Landing page for Stamps.com direct mail promotion[/caption]
FWIW, I signed up. Here are some notes:
This piece worked well. It got me to sign up in exchange for $4.14 of free postage. As a small business owner who purchases a LOT of stamps, whoever executed this campaign should be happy.
Our tour guides and team building facilitators at Museum Hack purchase the stamps, but as the business owner, I guess I could have purchase authority and pick our stamps vendor.
I like finding good pieces of direct mail. Here’s my archive of a few others I’ve documented.
Do you have a nice example of a successful piece of direct mail, ideally targeted at small business owners? Email me!
These are two other pages which were included in the mailer:
If you couldn’t see the image above, here are the words typed out:
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Dear Nicholas Gray, (ed: that’s me!)
Now you can avoid time-consuming trips to the Post Office. Just sign-up for Stamps.com to buy and print postage online 24/7. Send everything from postcards to packages worldwide right from your home or office. No special equipment needed. You’ll instantly print official USPS-approved postage for any amount or mail class, for anything you mail or ship. Once you print your postage, simply drop your letters and packages into any mailbox, hand them to your mail carrier, or schedule a USPS pick-up. With Stamps.com, you get all the services of the Post Office for just $15.99 per month.
Say goodbye to trips to the Post Office and expensive postage meters.
- Print postage on labels, envelopes or plain paper
- Receive postage discounts you can’t even get at the Post Office… including First Class stamps
- Save up to 50% compared to a postage meter
- Free Delivery Confirmation with Priority Mail service
- Toll-free Customer Support Team available to help you every step of the way
Sign up for Stamps.com today at www.stamps.com/GetStamps. Use promo code [HIDDEN] to print your first 9 stamps now.
Sincerely,
Ken McBride
CEO, Stamps.com
BREAKOUT BOX BOTTOM
Go to: www.stamps.com/GetStamps
BREAKOUT BOX TOP RIGHT:
Print your first 9 stamps now.
- (1) Grab the enclosed label sheet
- Visit our website… www.stamps.com/GetStamps
- Use this promo code: (HIDDEN)
Must redeem by 5/31/17
Source: https://antiquewolrd.com
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