Same Experts. New Name.
SeQuel Response and FM Engage are now Franklin Madison Direct. While our name has changed, everything else remains the same: our people, our process, and our passion for driving measurable results through direct marketing.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
A personal loan brand partnered with Franklin Madison Direct to refine its direct mail targeting. By introducing new data segments and optimizing creative strategies, FM Direct increased response rates by 35% and funded over 70% of high-debt enrollments. This data-driven approach empowered the brand to make smarter decisions and drive consistent growth in future campaigns.
We understand that the only true measure of a successful campaign is how much it helps grow your bottom line. Franklin Madison Direct’s custom strategies, proven testing approach, and proprietary analytics ensure every test contributes to your long-term growth.
Whether you’re looking for a direct mail case study or proof of our digital marketing skill set, we’ve got a packed portfolio for you to explore. Read our case studies below to see how we’ve exceeded growth expectations for our clients. You can filter by category or tag to refine your search.
This identity theft protection service advertised heavily across broadcast channels, but had never tried direct marketing and feared it was missing out on a potent sales driver. Franklin Madison Direct built a comprehensive FactorTest™ matrix that included various offers, creative concepts and lists files to generate hundreds of indexed data cells.
A national not-for-profit was in search of a direct mail partner who would be mutually invested in achieving the organization’s goals. FM Direct’s strong value culture and proven direct response strategies made for a perfect match.
A leading home warranty provider was investing heavily in digital advertising channels but needed to quickly increase its acquisition numbers in order to meet aggressive growth goals. New to direct mail, the client’s marketing department had limited knowledge of the channel but agreed to run a small “gut check” mailing to measure its viability as an acquisition tool.
After maxing out all digital growth opportunities, a New York-based company in the debt settlement industry wanted to test direct mail to find more scale. Franklin Madison Direct developed a FactorTest™ matrix that included four creative concepts and a dozen list sources over a three-month test window.
After experiencing a decline in annual premium, this specialty insurer was looking for a partner to explore a new approach to direct mail creative. As a highly regarded brand in the industry, Franklin Madison Direct understood the importance of preserving this brand’s integrity within the direct mail channel.
A top-ranked meal delivery company suffered a significant dip in digital leads costing them precious sales. The brand had already tried shared mail and was seeking a fresh approach to their direct marketing strategy. First, Franklin Madison Direct launched the client into the solo direct mail arena, undergoing several creative, offer and list tests within a two-month period.
A fast-growing subscription wellness app was in search of an alternative marketing channel to run alongside their existing digital and media strategy. Although the brand was not new to the direct mail channel, they were in search of a proven partner that could help them establish a scalable program.
The digital marketing efforts of a regional bank were not adequately geo-focused across paid search and display, causing the bank to lose potential customers to large, national mortgage aggregators.
A large medical alert provider’s direct mail strategy was standing still. The program’s low conversion rates and high CPA made them eager to challenge the status quo with a new direct marketing partner. Franklin Madison Direct’s first campaign introduced the client to FactorTest™, a smarter testing methodology for direct mail.
One of the country’s largest debt-settlement companies had maxed out all digital growth opportunities and wanted to test direct mail as a way of finding more scale.
A budding auto insurance provider had yet to utilize one of the industry’s strongest acquisition tools: direct mail. Franklin Madison Direct launched the insurer into the direct mail channel by testing three models and one creative
This fast-growing meal-kit delivery service had optimized its digital, TV and radio advertising, and wanted to test direct mail as a scaling opportunity. Franklin Madison Direct developed a FactorTest™ matrix that included four creative concepts, seven data models, 10 vertical files and five offers over a three-month test phase.