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May 18, 2026
Ep 20: Direct mail wins the attention economy with Jonny Harrison
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7:29Jonny HarrisonGUEST
... on Meta a- and the likes, and it's really easy to look at, look over traditional media channels like mail where that attention is, is much, much greater and decluttered.
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7:39Jonny HarrisonGUEST
I think the clutter is a, is a massive issue we, we have in digital, how many different, um, ads you see.
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7:44Jonny HarrisonGUEST
You know, just visit pretty much any, any, any news website and you're, you're, you're getting, you know, tens of different, um, um, you know, banners a- across that site trying to, you know, sell you, sell you different products.
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7:54Jonny HarrisonGUEST
I think mail is really interesting in that space, but I do think genuinely it's a, it's a, it's a perception issue that, that we're challenged with when it comes to mail versus those digital channels.
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8:03Jonny HarrisonGUEST
I, I was listening to a podcast, um, one of the Freakonomics podcast in, i- in the US, and they were talking about, uh, mail specifically, and, uh, a, a company on there w- called it, um, uh, hand-delivered communications.
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8:15Jonny HarrisonGUEST
And I think just changing the perception and, um, what does that really mean, and immediately to, to consumer, that sounds more interesting than-
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