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When it Comes to Results, Direct Mail Delivers

In today’s connected world, where emails, ads, and social media posts play a big role in reaching audiences, direct mail continues to stand out as a powerful and effective way to connect. The truth is, direct mail is still one of the best ways to grab attention and connect with people.

USPS reports that many recipients open mail quickly, often within the first day or two of delivery. In addition, direct mail doesn’t just get opened — it gets noticed. Mail often sticks around in homes for about 17 days, keeping your message fresh in their minds longer than a quick scroll on a screen.

One big reason direct mail works so well is that it feels real and trustworthy, something tangible. Direct mail feels more personal than anything online, which helps brands build genuine connections.

And it’s not just about using direct mail on its own — it works even better when combined with digital marketing. Asher has found firsthand that mixing direct mail with digital can boost response rates and increase ROI.

At the end of the day, direct mail cuts through the noise and gives your message a physical presence people appreciate. When you pair it with smart digital strategies — like adding QR codes or personalized URLs — it’s a winning formula for getting noticed and driving results.

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