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Mail Meets Mobile Technology

Bruce Gresham

Product Manager

Christina Kiani

Program Director

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Topics Overview of Mail and Mobile

Multi-channel campaigns

USPS Promotions for 2014

Personalization

Measuring Response Rates

Future Mail

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Mail & Mobile: Facts & Statistics Direct Mail Outlook 1

– Expenditures in US to rise to $196B by 2016

– Increase in mail interaction including younger

age groups

USPS Mail Moment Survey Results 2

– 80% look at mail daily

– 75% like to see what’s in the mail

– 63% is kept at least 2 days

– Spend 25 minutes with direct mail

Engagement

– Over 3,000 messages received per person per day

– Capturing customer attention and engagement is key

1 Direct Mail Outlook: Mail Continues to Deliver by Erik Cagle 2Postcom, Oct. 2012, Gary Reblin

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Mail and Mobile: Relevant Facts & Statistics Smartphone Usage 1

– 193M in US by 2016, approximately 60% of population

Mobile Shopping – Black Friday Stats 2

– Sales on smartphone-optimized sites up 187%

– Visits up 75%

– Page views up 88%

– Average order value up 22%

– Tablet sales 14% compared to Smartphones 7%

1 Statsta 2 BrandingBrand, 2013

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Mail and Mobile Meet !

Image courtesy of phalop88 / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

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Multi-Channel Campaigns Merge physical & digital channels to

build brand awareness

– Increased Revenue

– Reduced Costs

Digital & Physical: Better Together

– Consumers who receive both email & direct

mail on average contribute about $17 in

revenue per household.

Email only $15 of revenue

Direct Mail only $9 of revenue

Neither E-mail nor Direct Mail only $7 of revenue Source:http://www.merkleinc.com/emdmintegration/

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SoLoMo Social

– Engage customers and prospects through Social Media

Local

– Find and target locally

Mobile

– Optimize the experience for mobile (website, payments, etc)

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USPS 2014 Mobile Promotions Mail and Digital Personalization

– May - June

Emerging Technology Featuring Near Field Communication

– June - September

Mail Drives Mobile Commerce

– September – December

USPS Website: https://www.usps.com/business/promotions-and-incentives.htm

– See appendix for more information on all 2014 incentives

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Personalization Matters

Make mail personal:

– Response rates increase as much as 24% over static direct mail

Names

Images

pURLs

Buying habits

More than name or demographics: how and when

someone wants to receive an offer

Variable data in print, drives mobile personalization

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Mobile Barcodes & Personalization

Open Source (QR Code, Datamatrix)

Image with embedded digital watermark

Proprietary Tags

– SnapTags

– MS Tags

– And USPS Intelligent Mail Barcode (IMb)

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IMb Links You to Your Customer

IMb identifies the mailer and recipient in one code

providing the link to personalize a mobile message to

your customer

Mobile applications that read IMb are available that

can be used to read and link mail to internet

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Bar-

code

ID

Service

Type

Code

Mailer ID

(Subscriber ID)

Serial Number – “Open” Digits

Routing ZIPTM – “POSTNET” Digits

Construct of the Intelligent Mail Barcode

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IMb Barcode Advantages

No need to create, manage or print a new code

– Already part of your mailing

Supports personalization – every code is unique

Changing the action of a scan can be done at any time

Real-time “touch marketing”

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Analytics: Measuring Response Rates

Campaign follow-up drives improvement

Track how individual customers respond so you can

increase sales over time

Test different channels and combinations

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Sample Reporting

Analytics are key to

determining the success and

impact of a campaign

– Who scans

– When did they scan

– Type of mobile device used

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Right Now: Augmented Reality Use Concepts Augmented Reality:

– A live view of a physical, real-world environment

– whose elements are augmented by computer-generated sensory

input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data

– Example: NFL football and the first yard orange line on the field

Key Elements of Augmented Reality:

– Trigger

– Overlay

– Positioning

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Augmented Reality Generated using Aurasma

Personalized Augmented Reality

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The mobile environment offers exciting and powerful

innovations

Linking direct mail with mobile technologies encourages

interaction and engagement with mail

– Creates new marketing channels

– Establishes enhanced communication with audience

– Keeps mail relevant as a marketing tool

Personalization and touch marketing are easily attainable

Let your letters come to life!

Mail & Mobile Summary

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Contact Information:

Bruce Gresham Christina Kiani Product Manager Program Director

Pitney Bowes Presort Services Bull Postal Solutions

[email protected] [email protected]

Phone: 704-726-6728 608-796-2876 ext 1060