As part of payment card manufacturer CPI’s commitment to sustainability, they have developed Second Wave™ — a new type of payment card made with a core of recovered ocean-bound plastic.
CPI was looking to educate both prospects and customers about this new solution (and naturally, generate and nurture leads), so Media Logic developed the strategy, executed creative and managed printing and fulfillment for an integrated drip campaign. Driven by consumer preference expressed in research and a guided cadence of sequenced direct mail and email, the drip campaign directed recipients to unique landing pages. Each drop focused on a singular asset including low-lift resources like video and infographics, as well as a white paper, e-book and delivering a physical sample of the innovative card.
Recipients who didn’t respond were retargeted with reminders and new assets. Those who did demonstrate interest were connected directly with salespeople who then followed up personally to provide additional information.
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Large Language Models (LLMs) are poised to transform websites from static digital readouts into dynamic, conversational experiences that adapt to each visitor's needs in real time. By enabling truly personalized 1:1 journey instead of predetermined segment paths, LLMs allow brands to deliver tailored responses through natural dialogue while maintaining strategic control over messaging and user engagement.
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