Direct News: Mailings boost FMCG sales 20%
Marketing, Thursday, 01 September 2005, 12:00am,
Direct mail can increase sales of FMCG products by more than 20%, according to a Royal Mail study.
The research, carried out by dunnhumby, analysed 31 mailing campaigns carried out by 25 brands. It found that DM increases brands' influence over consumers' purchasing behaviour by more than 5%.
Short-term sales of the products surveyed rose by an average of 21.2%, while long-term sales grew by 12%.
'This study provides solid statistics on the benefits of direct mail for FMCG brands to support their channel decision-making process,' said Richard Roche, Royal Mail's head of media markets.
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