Acquisition costs keep climbing
Paid search and social auctions get dearer every quarter, so each new customer costs more than the last
Targeted door drops, leaflet distribution, and addressed post that lift footfall in your shops and conversions on your site, while everyone else keeps bidding up the same digital auction.
Between a squeezed high street and a crowded online market, UK retailers pay more for every new customer and get less certainty back.
Paid search and social auctions get dearer every quarter, so each new customer costs more than the last
Once digital has swept your best audiences, finding the next wave of buyers online gets slow and pricey
Shop teams, ecommerce, and media budgets are planned apart, so nobody sees what the brand is really earning
Weather, town-centre traffic, and whoever opened next door make weekly visits hard to plan around
Build audiences, brief print, book distribution, and read results in one platform, or just ask Copilot. AI picks out the neighbourhoods worth your budget, sharpens targeting and optimises creative while campaigns run, and your own customer data arrives over SFTP.
Meet customers in the moments when their attention is not up for auction.
Addressed post for households that mirror your best customers, plus unaddressed door drops when you want every letterbox in a postcode. Data, print, and distribution arrive as one brief.
Learn more about Direct MailSitting on customer, order, and loyalty data? Send it to Oppizi over SFTP and let it decide who gets posted what.
A scheduled, secure file transfer between your systems and Oppizi.
Oppizi lifts offline performance where retailers feel it, and reports all of it in one measurement framework.
Every leaflet and mail item is tracked to the postcode, so acquisition cost reports next to your digital channels.
A leaflet in hand gives the second order a reason to happen, and every redemption is tracked back to the drop.
Faster ROI when spend is concentrated in the postcodes around each shop
Not sure how this fits your brand? Our UK team is happy to talk it through.
Digital acquisition keeps getting dearer and high-street footfall is hard to forecast. Offline reaches shoppers at home through addressed post and unaddressed door drops, and in the streets around your shops through flyering, with something physical they can keep. Every leaflet and mail item is tracked to the postcode, so acquisition cost reports next to your digital channels.
Addressed Direct Mail is the workhorse for acquisition: your own customer data plus lookalike modelling to find households that resemble your best buyers. Unaddressed door drops cover every letterbox in a postcode when reach matters more than precision. Flyering, hand to hand, and through the letterbox, supports store openings, seasonal promotions, and busy town-centre pitches.
Yes. Send customer, order, and loyalty files to Oppizi over SFTP on whatever schedule suits you. Those files build the audiences, keep recent buyers suppressed so budget goes where it is needed, and let you model lookalikes from the shoppers who already spend the most with you. Results report back in the Oppizi dashboard alongside every other campaign.
Uber Eats has used Oppizi for multi-city campaigns across the UK and Ireland. Every campaign is tracked and attributed, so offline can be compared with your digital numbers rather than taken on trust.
Every piece can carry a QR code that opens the product or promotion page, so post and leaflets convert on your site as well as in store. Distribution is planned at postcode level around each shop, which is what lifts footfall, and the visits and orders a campaign drives are reported together.
It should. Research puts the conversion rate for direct mail combined with digital channels at 40%, well ahead of either on its own. Your customer data can flow into Oppizi over SFTP so offline and online campaigns work from the same audiences, and offline earns the attention and trust that digital then converts.
Let's make offline a channel you can measure to the pound.