Direct mail layout

A well-designed direct mail layout can help grab the attention of your target audience, communicate your message effectively, and drive conversions. Here are some key elements to consider when designing a direct mail layout:

  1. Header: The top section of your mailer, typically featuring your company's logo, name, and address.
  2. Hero Image: A prominent image that grabs attention and sets the tone for the rest of the mailer.
  3. Headline: A clear, concise, and compelling headline that communicates the main message or offer.
  4. Subheading: A secondary headline that provides additional context or supporting information.
  5. Body Copy: The main text of your mailer, which should be easy to read, concise, and engaging.
  6. Visuals: Images, graphics, or illustrations that support your message and make the mailer more visually appealing.
  7. Call-to-Action (CTA): A clear and prominent CTA that tells the recipient what action to take next.
  8. Offer: A special offer, promotion, or incentive that encourages the recipient to take action.
  9. Footer: The bottom section of your mailer, typically featuring your company's contact information, website, or social media links.
  10. White Space: Adequate use of white space (also known as negative space) to make the mailer easy to read and visually appealing.

Here's a sample direct mail layout:

Header

Hero Image

Headline

Subheading

Body Copy

Visuals

Call-to-Action (CTA)

Offer

Footer

White Space

Remember to keep your direct mail layout clean, simple, and easy to read. Use a clear and concise message, and make sure your CTA is prominent and easy to follow.