Creative that hasn’t been crafted with the science of direct response may be pretty, but is likely not effective. It takes a certain skill to write arresting copy, and to design visual triggers that motivate consumers to take action. RMI can help turn a piece of art into a staple in your marketing toolbox.
We have the strategists and the creative talent to take big ideas from pen to production. From email to direct mail, and display to social, we can deliver in any medium and assist on a single project basis, or by providing long term support.
Before we roll up our sleeves on developing your creative, we do our homework and research your brand, current and past marketing campaigns, and mine our creative databases to review any similar promotions―including your competitor’s offers. This process not only gets our creative gears turning and sparks new ideas, but it informs our design choices to better achieve your goals.
Capturing someone’s focus is getting harder as the visual landscape gets more cluttered. RMI breaks through the clutter by creating memorable promotions that reflect the personality of your brand and make a connection with your audience. We do this by being genuine, inventive and by bringing our sense of fun to every project.
Pretty simply, if it’s a direct response channel, we can develop creative for it, or consult with you on your existing creative to identify areas for improvement. We specialize in creative for:
• Direct Mail
• Alternative Media
• Display Banner Ads
• In-App Ads
• Search
• Email
• Social Campaigns
• DRTV
RMI has partnerships with a variety of dependable vendors to get your pieces printed (from hundreds to millions), collated, stamped and out the door. We even save you money in the process. Many of our vendors also offer commingling services to further reduce your costs.
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Questions? Contact Len Zargo at lzargo@rmidirect.com or call 203-825-4636.