Direct Mail Influence on Website Sales
By Igor Mordkovich on Aug 7, 2007 in Marketing Strategy, Increase Conversion Rate, General
Direct mail recipients are nearly twice as likely to purchase form a retail Web site as those who receive just an Internet communication, according to comScore’s 2007 Multichannel Direct Mail Study.
In addition, when that mail piece is a catalog, the results were even better, as more than two-thirds of shoppers then visited the site. This traffic accounted for a 163 percent increase in sales over those who did not receive a catalog.
Individuals who receive catalogs usually buy more items, too — 4.1 compared to 3.2 — and they spend more money as well.
Nearly 60 percent of online shoppers said they enjoy receiving catalogs.


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