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Combining Digital with Direct Mail For 10x Marketing Results with Jason Tropf and Tommy Mello

📅 December 25, 2019 ⏱️ 1:00:25 🎤 Jason Tropf, Tommy Mello

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  • 0:00
    Combining digital with direct mail
  • 3:15
    Tap-to-call and interactive mail
  • 6:32
    Tracking who interacts with your video
  • 9:50
    A campaign idea that actually won
  • 13:09
    Getting the homeowner to reach out to you
  • 16:25
    Why they opt in to you over everyone else
  • 19:37
    Obligated to help you convert the sale
  • 22:55
    Targeting by roof and home age
  • 26:17
    Branding vs direct response
  • 29:31
    Direct mail and your average ticket
  • 36:05
    Closing with 0% financing
  • 42:40
    The curb-appeal and moving-homeowner angle
  • 52:36
    Reaching a bigger audience

Speakers

J
Jason Tropf
Direct Mail & Digital Marketing Expert (RSVP)
T
Tommy Mello
Host; Founder & CEO, A1 Garage Door Service

Key Takeaways

Combine direct mail with digital for 10x results — mail that drives people to interactive, trackable digital (tap-to-call, video) beats either channel alone.

Track engagement: who's watching, liking, sharing, and commenting tells you where the real interest is before you spend more.

Target by home characteristics — like roofs 15+ years old in a given area — so your mail lands on the households most likely to buy.

Know the difference between branding (billboards, TV, radio) and direct response, and use each for its actual job.

Financing closes deals — offering 0% over two years removes the price objection and lifts your average ticket.

Hit the emotional edge: sell the luxury lifestyle and curb-appeal gains (up to 40%), especially to homeowners thinking of moving.

Every marketing dollar should be traceable back to a sale; if you can't attribute it, you can't scale it.

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