Mailing report

A mailing report is a document that summarizes the results of a mailing campaign, typically used to track and analyze the effectiveness of a marketing or promotional effort. Here are some common elements that a mailing report may include:

  1. Summary of the mailing: A brief overview of the mailing campaign, including the purpose, target audience, and date range.
  2. Mailing list: A list of the recipients, including their names, addresses, and any other relevant demographic information.
  3. Mail pieces sent: A breakdown of the number of mail pieces sent, including the type of mail piece (e.g. letter, postcard, brochure) and the quantity.
  4. Delivery status: An update on the delivery status of the mail pieces, including any issues or delays.
  5. Response rates: A summary of the response rates, including the number of responses received, the response rate percentage, and the types of responses (e.g. phone calls, emails, website visits).
  6. Conversion rates: A summary of the conversion rates, including the number of conversions (e.g. sales, leads, sign-ups) and the conversion rate percentage.
  7. Cost analysis: A breakdown of the costs associated with the mailing campaign, including the cost per piece, the total cost, and the return on investment (ROI).
  8. Tracking and measurement: A summary of the tracking and measurement methods used to monitor the campaign's effectiveness, including any metrics or KPIs used to evaluate the campaign's success.
  9. Conclusion and recommendations: A summary of the campaign's results and any recommendations for future improvements or adjustments.

Here is an example of a mailing report:

Mailing Report: Spring Promotion

Summary of the Mailing

Mailing List

Mail Pieces Sent

Delivery Status

Response Rates

Conversion Rates

Cost Analysis

Tracking and Measurement

Conclusion and Recommendations

This is just an example, and the specific elements and details included in a mailing report may vary depending on the goals and objectives of the campaign.