As digital marketing channels become more and more saturated, direct mail is proving to be an effective way to reach customers and drive results. Unlike fleeting emails or social posts, physical mail delivers a tactile, high-impact experience that stands out.
What makes today’s direct mail even more powerful is its seamless integration with digital experiences. With a personalized QR Code®,[2] custom landing pages and augmented reality features, direct mail acts as a high-conversion entry point into the digital funnel. According to a recent 2025 study, 90% of marketing executives say that direct mail enhances performance across digital campaigns—including social media, email and online ads—by improving both engagement and conversation rates.[3] It’s also become an effective tool in reactivating dormant leads, with many companies using direct mail to re-engage prospects lost in the digital churn.[4]
This matters more than ever as marketers face growing challenges in social media performance. Ad costs are rising, organic reach is shrinking, and digital fatigue is setting in for both audiences and brands. Paired with constantly shifting algorithms and oversaturated feeds, many teams are hitting diminishing returns. That’s why it’s no surprise 79% of executives now rank direct mail as their highest ROI channel.[5]
Key Takeaway
In an oversaturated digital landscape, direct mail is proving to be a valuable tool for businesses to stand out and connect with their audiences. Its tactile nature offers a uniquely engaging experience, helping to build trust and emotional resonance.
When paired with digital elements such as a QR Code or custom landing page, direct mail acts as a powerful amplifier to social media campaigns.
Footnotes
keyboard_arrow_down- [1]“Direct Mail Statistics: The Top Direct Mail Marketing Statistics to Know in 2025,” Postgrid, 2025. arrow_right_alt
- [2]QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED. arrow_right_alt
- [3]“State of Direct Mail 2025,” Lob, 2025. arrow_right_alt
- [4]Ibid. arrow_right_alt
- [5]Ibid. arrow_right_alt



