Agentic customer acquisition, offline

Offline customer acquisition uses physical channels, addressed Direct Mail, door drops, and leaflet distribution, to win measurable sign-ups and orders. Every Oppizi piece carries its own QR code and promo code, so each new customer is attributed to the exact campaign, round, and city. Across the UK Oppizi has distributed more than 25 million leaflets.

Each round carries unique QR codes and promo codes tied to your own systems, so every scan, redemption, and sign-up maps to one campaign, one city, and one distribution. Flyering missions are GPS-tracked, so you can see where your leaflets actually went. Match-back analysis then links the households you posted to the orders that followed, closing the loop from printed piece to acquired customer.

Your own figure depends on the city, the strength of the offer, and how tightly you target. Because you are not bidding against rising CPMs, targeted postcodes usually come in below digital-only acquisition costs. We model expected cost with you before launch, then the live dashboard shows the real number as pieces land.

Yes. Customer, prospect, and suppression files come into Oppizi over secure SFTP, so you can post to lapsed customers, high-value segments, or lookalikes of your best accounts without exporting anything by hand. Converted and opted-out customers are suppressed automatically, and campaign results come back for reporting alongside your digital channels.

Yes. Creative Studio, the design tool inside Oppizi OS, builds print-ready artwork from proven templates with QR codes generated automatically and your brand kit applied. AI audits score each design per channel before launch and flag a weak offer or a missing call to action. Already have artwork? Upload it and Oppizi handles print and distribution.

Addressed Direct Mail works from your own lists and lookalike models, and pulls roughly three times the response of unaddressed formats. Partially Addressed Mail reaches lookalike households by postcode when your own file is too thin to model from, with no names attached. Hand-to-hand flyering puts a trackable offer straight into someone's hand at a station, campus, or high street, which is how delivery brands scaled across London and Manchester. Door drops buy coverage across whole postcodes when density matters more than precision. Most teams test two, compare cost per acquisition, then scale the winner.

Digital acquisition costs keep climbing as feeds saturate, while the letterbox stays uncrowded. Physical media earns 76% consumer trust and 70% higher brand recall. Every piece is tracked through QR and promo codes, so offline sits next to your paid channels in one comparison, not in a separate spreadsheet.

Direct Mail campaigns typically run five to seven working days end to end. Flyering lead times vary by city, from about a week in London to longer in smaller markets, because we recruit and brief vetted Brand Ambassadors locally. Results are immediate: scans, redemptions, and cost per acquisition update on the dashboard as pieces land, not six weeks later in a report.