How does JICMAIL show how Mail drives cost efficiency beyond volume in a like for like comparison with other channels?

JICMAIL shows how mail drives cost efficiency beyond volume in a like for like comparison with other channels

This means

• You can access further cost efficiency metrics beyond volume only based ones using JICMAIL to include fuller audience metrics which provide more representative benchmarks for comparison.

For example, using the Audience Comparison Tool (ACT), we can see that a £100,000 budget will buy 2,000,000 Door Drops based on a planning cost of £50 per 1000 volume purchased. However, as Door Drops reach more people and are interacted with more often than just the base volume, the Delivered Impacts are much higher at 5,616,000 giving a CPT of £17.41. A 64% improvement in cost efficiency versus the volume only cost comparison of £50 per 1000 base. Using the same methodology, comparison with other channels including online is possible using ACT, for example, the relative cost efficiency of Search impacts can be evaluated. In the case of Search with a CPT (Cost Per Thousand) of £50 per 1000 impacts, and based on this measure of audience impact CPT, Door Drops offer value for money.

• This comparison based delivered impacts is further strengthened when consideration is made of their relative exposure across the channels, with viewability in online advertising measured in seconds versus the time taken with Door Drops, i.e., the time physically spent in the home captured by JICMAIL, measured in days.