The phrase "as a direct mail" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to direct mail marketing, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We decided to send out our promotional materials as a direct mail campaign to reach more customers."
Alternatives: "in the form of direct mail" or "as part of a direct mail strategy".
"My head is a little cloudy sometimes," said Robert Formola, who lost his job as an account manager at a direct-mail company because he had to miss so many days.
He points to the success in financial services won by the postal organisations of several European countries: Germany's ten-year-old Deutsche Postbank, for instance, has profits of €500m £350mm) a year.The loans do not look cheap: 7.9% on £10,000 (say) was this week's offer, even as a direct mailing from Direct Line talked of 6.2%.
You may decide to tailor your design to a specific event or product, or you may need a more versatile design that can be used as a direct mailing, a handout, and as a response to inquiries.
Officials at the New York-based ASPCA a nonprofit that is reliant on donations from the public say there was a "definite increase" in donations as a result of a direct mail solicitation that went out with a picture of Lucas with a rescued pit bull.
His father retired as the president of MDM Technologies, a direct mail company in Elizabeth, N.J.
If you were doing a direct mail campaign, as an example, what quantity of folks do you typically reach?
For example, if an individual is sent a direct mail piece to which they don't respond, that event can act as a trigger for further direct mail activity with a slightly different offer.
Some conservative groups began using Mrs. Clinton's probable candidacy as a direct-mail fund-raising vehicle nearly a year ago, but the Giuliani campaign started only last June, and the strategy promptly proved to be a bonanza.
