mailer
- noun
- /ˈmeɪlər/
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- To increase engagement, businesses often use a mailer to send newsletters and promotional offers to their customers.
- email mailer
I don't like sending out a Mailer and not being able to track.
- I don't like sending out a Mailer and not being able to track.
Examples
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We've got multi channel marketing, Omni channel marketing, we've got online and we've got mailers, forums, webinars.
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Try using our bulk mailer software to create a perfect.
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Have a clear call to action to encourage comments, opt-ins to your mailer, etc.
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So once again, that cuts down on the rate at which these bulk mailers can send messages.
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Additionally, through the expanded use of technology, including better use of digital tools and mobile technology, we are providing business mailers with new opportunities to connect with customers in a more individualized way.
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Earlier this year, the USPS unveiled a new service for direct mailers known as EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail).
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Sending genuine short emails (either notes or a good-looking promo mailer) to people whom you admire can lead to many opportunities.
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The marketing team decided to utilize a mailer for their latest campaign in order to reach a wider audience.
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Our new mailer software allows users to efficiently manage and send promotional emails to a targeted list.
Synonyms
A service that sends emails to a group of people
A person or computer program that sends email messages
An online service that sends, receives, and stores electronic messages for users
Compounds
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mailer is built from mail meaning 'letters or messages' and the ending -er meaning 'a thing that does'. As messages moved online, the word came to be used for a program that sends many emails, so a mailer today can mean software that sends newsletters or mass messages.