Too many moving parts
Printing, freight into each state, distribution, permits, and quality checks all arrive as manual work.
Australian brands run offline the way they run paid media. Prove the numbers in one market, then roll the same program out from Melbourne to Perth without adding vendors, agencies, or another spreadsheet.
The channels perform. Coordinating them across Australia, three time zones, several printers, and state by state rules is where enterprise teams lose sight of cost, quality, and results.
Printing, freight into each state, distribution, permits, and quality checks all arrive as manual work.
Turning customer files, purchase behaviour, and local market knowledge into a physical plan takes weeks.
Offline numbers land separately, so nobody can tie them to CAC, revenue, or reactivation.
Physical campaigns never reach the data warehouse, BI, and reporting tools the rest of the team lives in.
Every campaign is targeted, launched, and measured in the one platform, or handled in conversation with Copilot. AI surfaces the high potential suburbs, sharpens the audience, and tunes distribution and creative, while your own data lands on a scheduled SFTP transfer.
Direct mail, unaddressed mail, and flyering get the rigour Australian teams expect from paid media: targeting off real data, GPS verified delivery, and one measurement framework.
Post personalised mail to your own customers and lapsed buyers, built from the customer file you send us and timed around the moments that matter to your business.
Learn more about Direct MailOne secure transfer carries audiences into Oppizi and campaign results back out, so offline reports next to the rest of your spend rather than in its own file.
A scheduled, encrypted file exchange between your data warehouse and Oppizi, sized for national campaign volumes.
Across 87M+ flyers and more than one million tracked conversions in Australia, the same platform and measurement framework lift performance in three places.
Every piece carries a QR and promo code, so each new customer ties back to one campaign, drop and suburb.
A physical piece stays in the home, and physical mail drives 70% higher brand recall than digital media.
Faster payback from concentrated campaigns in the cities and suburbs you have prioritised.
Not covered here? Our Australian team will talk through the plan with you.
Addressed Mail, unaddressed mail into residential and business letterboxes, and flyering by hand-to-hand or letterbox drop. Every one of them is planned, launched, and measured inside Oppizi OS, so a national program runs from a single place instead of four vendor relationships.
Oppizi operates across Australia, from Melbourne and Sydney through Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Newcastle, Geelong, and Wollongong, and you choose the specific zones inside each one. More than 87 million flyers have been distributed here and more than one million conversions tracked.
Flyer campaigns typically run $0.42 to $0.62 per flyer with printing and distribution included, and a distribution mission costs around $120, runs for three hours, and covers 300 to 550 flyers.
Yes, and in Australia that is the basis for addressed mail. Send customer, order, and loyalty files to Oppizi over SFTP and campaigns are built from your first-party data: your lapsed buyers, your best postcodes, your suppression lists. Demographic third-party targeting is available for letterbox drops, where it decides which streets get covered.
Every piece carries a unique QR code, custom URL, or promo code, and every flyering mission comes back GPS verified with photo proof from the ground. One dashboard holds over 14 KPIs, and result files return to your warehouse on the same SFTP connection, so offline sits beside paid media in your own reporting.
That is the usual path. Run a controlled pilot in one city, hold the offer and creative steady, then read cost per acquisition against your digital benchmark before scaling. The minimum flyer volume in Australia is around 2,000 flyers across five distribution missions, which is enough to read a result without a national commitment.
Australian teams see printed mail earn its place, which is why Australian enterprise teams treat physical channels as acquisition and reactivation channels rather than a brand line item, and why the same team measures both the same way.
Plan, launch, and measure direct mail, unaddressed mail, and flyering across Australia through one platform built for enterprise teams.