Q2 2021 results reveal that the effectiveness of mail at driving consumers in to bricks and mortar retail stores increased by 71% year on year in Q2 2021. The full range of charts is available to download at the end of this update. View again our Q2 2021 webinar: Q2 2021 Results: Introducing unrivalled competitor insights for mail
JICMAIL’s diary based data captured from a panel one thousand households every month reveals that in Q2 2021:
Key mail metrics for Q2 2021 can be summarised as follows:
Q2 2021 KEY MAIL METRICS |
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Frequency |
Item Reach |
Lifespan |
|
Direct Mail |
4.40 |
1.14 |
7.7 days |
Door Drops |
2.99 |
1.06 |
5.5 days |
Business Mail |
4.83 |
1.17 |
9.3 days |
Mail Driving Store Footfall |
Mail Driving Voucher Redemption |
|
Q2 2020 |
0.8% |
1.6% |
Q2 2021 |
1.4% |
2.1% |
YEAR ON YEAR % CHANGE |
+71% |
+28% |
Source: JICMAIL Item Data Q2 2021 n=11,366 Q4 2020 Direct Mail, Door Drop and Business Mail items
Mail interactions captured by JICMAIL panellists take many forms and range from opening and reading mail, to passing it on to someone else, putting it in the usual place, putting aside to look at later or taking it out of home (amongst a list of many other actions). In addition, JICMAIL captures the industry category and advertiser details of almost every mail item in its 190,000+ mail item database.
New competitive insights for mail:
With the mail market displaying an ever increasing demand for robust advertising insight, JICMAIL have today released a suite of new competitive insight tools to help advertisers measure their visibility on the door mat vs competitors; understand their mail performance vs other industry leaders; and draw out key insights into which consumer segments different brands are targeting with mail. If you are a JICMAIL accredited organisation login to JICMAIL Discovery today to learn more about these new competitor insight tools. To learn more about how to become a JCIMAIL accredited organisation click here.
Mark Cross, Engagement Director at JICMAIL added “The pronounced uplift in JICMAIL panel volumes is striking, with the multiple effects of mail continuing to impact both media and consumer behaviours over this period. The new normal of heightened digital effects from mail are evident again, and across this quarter, the effects of driving much needed store traffic and consumer value through vouchers a particular stand -out. The commercial activity generated by mail as captured by JICMAIL, demonstrates the channels clear relevance to the recovery effort in the economy.”