With graduation and college being the sole focus of her life in the past several months, she had never given credit cards any thought at all, much less developed pre-conceived notions that were going to be challenged by this particular DM piece. The real estate could have been used for a more relevant message for a first-time applicant.
As a market poised for continued growth, many insurers are making a strong D-SNP push. Here's a few examples of direct marketing tactics used by insurers.
With the switch rate for the Medicare Annual Election Period (AEP) ticking up this year, it wasn't just the national plans who made big gains. We took some time to study some successful regional health plans.
A chance to take another look at key perspectives from Media Logic’s financial services marketing experts! We think our most popular posts from 2018 will inspire you to ask more of your upcoming marketing campaigns and explore new opportunities in the coming year.
Is beauty only skin deep? That seems to be the question Capital One is asking with different versions of its current direct mail acquisition packages. Media Logic’s financial services marketing experts take a look at what the brand may be testing… and why.
In reviewing direct mail and print marketing tactics used by insurers with this year’s biggest Medicare Advantage enrollment gains, we noticed a continuation of common themes from previous years and a few new highlights.
These findings don’t suggest we should abandon digital channels when communicating with Millennials. However, in a crowded digital environment, direct mail may be a smart way to break through the clutter and reach this valuable demographic.
Discover has a killer acquisition mail strategy. It tests offers, formats, colors, charts, Johnson boxes, copy and hard-working vs. more creative approaches. You name it; Discover tests it.
Goldman Sachs is investing heavily in marketing a new lending platform. Here's our take on the brand's approach, which includes social media and traditional direct mail.
Was that Oscars moment inevitable? Or did design flaws cause the Best Picture mistake? Our direct mail experts weigh in. Their conclusion: DM 101 could have saved the day!