JICMAIL Essentials

How JICMAIL Essentials Can Help

Find out how many people you can expect your mail campaign to reach:

1. How cost-efficient will your campaign be
2. What impact will your campaign have on your business
3. What does creative best practice look like for mail campaigns
4. How to create scenarios for A/B testing to optimise mail campaign performance

Along with standard response and acquisition measures, JICMAIL Essentials provides a view of the broader impact of mail. Campaign reach and frequency will dictate how many impressions your mail will generate. Impressions are media planning measures usually attributed to above-the-line channels like TV and Out of Home. Each impression generates an opportunity to be exposed to your business’s brand name, maximising the chance of your mail affecting consumers beyond driving an immediate sale.

How to Use JIMAIL Essentials

Log in to the portal with your email address and use the menu options to select:

• Industry sector
• Mail type
• Target audience 
• Objective

Use the slider options to select campaign budgets and mail volumes.

View JICMAIL user guidesClick here to visit the portal 

View campaign performance across several key metrics:

• Total campaign reach refers to the total number of people who will see your campaign, both within and outside your target audience selected (i.e. other people in the household). Campaign Reach = Number of Mail Items x Item Reach (Inside and outside your target audience).
• Total campaign impacts represent the number of impressions or opportunities you have to deliver your advertising message. Campaign Impacts = Campaign Reach x Audience Frequency (i.e. the number of times an audience interacts with a mail item on average)
• Efficiency: This helps users understand the cost efficiency with which mail delivers advertising impacts (or impressions) to key target audiences
• Conversions: the number of consumers or customers who will be delivered against your key commercial objective
• Acquisitions: the number of purchasers you can expect from your campaign. This figure should only be compared to a JICMAIL measured campaign response figure and is not comparable with other measurement methodologies.
• Engagement: the proportion of direct mail that is opened or door drops that are read
• Attention: an indicator of the potential attention that your campaign can prompt, expressed in terms of mail longevity.

Further details on the JICMAIL methodology can be found here: Discovery guide