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Learn about how these Direct Mail & Print Marketing vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.

PebblePost
"Connecting offline marketing with programmatic direct mail"
Focused on Programmatic Direct Mail and Mail Service Provider .
PebblePost reinvents direct mail, linking offline and online marketing seamlessly. It uses a data-rich platform to send targeted mailings to prospects most likely to convert. This approach captures both digital and offline signals, optimizing campaigns for marketers who need more than just clicks.
Data-driven insights
PebblePost claims that its PebblePost Graph platform leverages unique household, online intent, and transaction data to fuel unparalleled reach, relevance, and performance.
Unified platform
PebblePost claims that its PebblePost Platform offers a single unified solution to onboard data, define goals, measure success, and leverage optimization algorithms for greater accuracy and relevance.
Sustainability focus
PebblePost claims that its Programmatic Direct Mail solution inherently reduces waste compared to traditional direct mail, and it actively partners with environmental organizations to lessen its impact.
ignite Post
"Send personalized handwritten notes to customers."
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IgnitePOST uses robots to create real pen-and-ink handwritten notes, integrating seamlessly with existing marketing systems. It elevates customer engagement by cutting through digital clutter with physical mail. These personalized notes significantly boost response rates compared to traditional emails, making them an effective tool for customer outreach.
High Open Rate
IgnitePOST claims that handwritten notes have a 99% open rate, making them far more likely to be read than emails.
Higher Response Rates
IgnitePOST claims that handwritten mail can achieve response rates 20X higher than email, ensuring better customer engagement.
Proven ROI
IgnitePOST claims that customers can achieve dramatic ROI, such as an 11X return on investment through direct mail campaigns.