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Our latest research (carried out by fast.MAP) reveals that the vast majority of consumers wish to continue receiving direct mail. Of those surveyed: 79% are happy to receive direct mail Around 1 in 5 said they received more than 10 pieces of direct mail each week And, contrary to popular belief … 75% expressed no clear preference as to what day of the week they receive direct mail. Clearly these are encoura Read More
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For direct mail … the eyes have it!

Tuesday, May 31st, 2011
Eye tracking is a form of research that monitors eye movement – in particular where people look and why.  Marketers can use the technology to work out what’s catching people’s attention, in what order and for how long. It is also useful for charting changes in the way people look.  Iain Janes, Research Director of specialist research agency, Eyetracker says:  “The way people look at websi Read More
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According to the sixth annual marketing-GAP Tracking Study from the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) and fast.MAP, direct mail is the preferred contact route for most subjects with three quarters of householders opening the mail packs they receive. The study has been tracking changes in consumer’s view of the marketing industry and their reactions to marketing innovation; simultaneously checking whether mar Read More
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1  June 2009 As the direct marketing industry faces a raft of new environmental targets for 2010, ONEPOST, the UK’s leader in postal management and advice, issues a white paper revealing a unique insight into the views of consumers and businesses. Read the full article here:   Latest research from ONEPOST shows consumers want companies …. Read More
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