Managed direct mail / UK
Send us your prospect list and tell us what you sell. We research each company, find the relevant detail, write the message, and put it in the post.
You provide two things
We do the slower work between a row in a spreadsheet and a piece of mail worth opening.
You send
Named companies, people if you have them, and business addresses. If the list is not ready, describe the market and we can scope the research.
You explain
The offer, the buyer, the useful proof, and what a good response looks like. Plain language is enough.
We deliver
A verified company-specific detail, a message built around it, approved proofs, and the physical send.
What personalisation means here
We look for something public, current, and relevant to the offer. If a useful fact is not there, we flag the record. We do not manufacture one.
Illustrative company and message. Live work uses sourced facts and client-approved proofs.
Sarah,
I noticed Northstar has opened three senior engineering roles in Manchester.
We have just mapped the salary movement behind that hiring market, including the roles where expectations moved fastest.
Thought the two-page briefing might be more useful on your desk than another link in your inbox.
Andrew
One service. Two outputs.
The research and writing are the service. The production format follows the message, budget, and volume.
Format 01 / Pen-written
A real pen writes each approved message on a card. Best for concise, personal outreach where the physical act of writing is part of the point.
Print-readyFormat 02 / Professionally printed
A designed letter, briefing, or mini-report with prospect-specific details merged into a print-ready file and fulfilled through a professional print route.
Start with 25 names
Enough prospects to test the research method, message, production, and response route without turning quality control into theatre.
The starting brief
We will reply with a straight view on what can be researched, which format fits, and what the first 25-name run should contain.
Describe the companies and buyers in the message box. That is enough to start.
Useful questions
A public fact that creates a credible bridge to your offer: a new role, a location change, a product launch, an accreditation, a planning application, a published target, or another current business event. It has to be relevant, not merely available.
No. A company list and buyer role can be enough to scope the work. Named business contacts help when the final piece needs to reach a particular person.
Yes. The pen-written format uses a physical pen held by a writing machine. For longer pieces, professional print is usually the better format.
We flag the record and agree whether to replace it, use a broader researched angle, or leave it out. The service does not depend on pretending every company has a perfect signal.
