A New Way to Test Direct Mail at a Fraction of the Cost and Time

October 9, 2019 RRD, RR Donnelley

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If you came across a direct mail solution that could generate the same results in about a third of the time and cost, wouldn't you consider it?

In our latest white paper, "Understanding Acuity by RRD™: A New Way to Test Direct Mail at a Fraction of the Cost and Time," we explain how improved response rates at reduced cost and time are the calling cards of this insight-driven, pre-mail testing solution.

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