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Offline marketing in Canada: your questions answered
The questions Canadian marketers raise when they start treating mail, inserts and flyers as an acquisition channel they can measure.
Oppizi runs offline marketing the way performance marketers run paid media. A single AI-powered platform handles audience selection, print, distribution and reporting for mail, inserts and flyers, so a Canadian team can target, launch and read the numbers without stitching vendors together. Uber Eats, TikTok and HelloFresh are among the brands that buy customers this way.
Three of them. Addressed Direct Mail lands in named households and business mailboxes. Package inserts travel inside ecommerce parcels shipped by our retail partners. Flyering covers hand-to-hand distribution in busy areas plus door-to-door delivery through residential neighbourhoods. Each one is set up, run and reported inside Oppizi OS, wired to the customer data you already own.
Addressed Direct Mail in Canada can be built from your own customer list, from third-party demographic data, from B2B business records, or from geographic layering down to specific postal codes, and those layers can be combined. Flyering is planned street by street from footfall and neighbourhood data. Targeting is set in Oppizi OS before print, so you pay to reach the audience you chose.
Marketers who answer for their cost per acquisition. Some are enterprise teams running Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal at the same time; others are single-site businesses buying a few thousand flyers for one neighbourhood. Food delivery and mobility apps, online retailers and quick-service restaurant chains use it most often, but the requirement is always the same: attribution from a physical medium.
Across all channels in Canada, Oppizi has tracked more than 740,000 conversions. Twelve-plus years here add up to more than 14 million pieces distributed and more than 740K conversions tracked.
An agency sells you coordination. Oppizi sells you a system: AI-powered recommendations and audience data shape the plan, then Oppizi OS reports delivery, conversions and acquisition cost while the campaign is still in market, not in a wrap-up deck weeks later. The same login covers your Canadian activity and every market you expand into next.
Direct mail and package inserts reach addresses nationwide. Flyering teams operate in Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal, and campaigns can run in one neighbourhood or across all three cities at once. A Canadian campaign and an international rollout are managed from the same dashboard.
Every piece carries a route back to you: a QR code, a one-off promo code, a campaign-specific landing page, or a direct CRM handshake. Oppizi OS then reports what was delivered, what got scanned, what converted and what each customer cost, live rather than at month end. Holdout and test groups separate genuine lift from demand you would have won anyway.
Yes. Shopify and Braze connect directly, and anything else can move across a custom SFTP feed. Canadian accounts also get lifecycle triggers and event-based campaigns, so a mail piece goes out when someone abandons a cart or reaches a purchase anniversary. Audiences sync for targeting, and offline conversions land back in the dashboards your team already checks.