We believe in relevant marketing.

There are 294 billion email messages per day. In 2009 the average consumer saw or heard 1 million marketing messages – that’s almost 3,000 per day. No human being can pay attention to 3,000 messages every day.

Our Vision

No more junk-mail box. Let’s get rid of the thing.

We know it’s lofty, but think about what it would mean. It would mean only spending time and resources on efforts with a return on investment. It would mean only receiving messaging you want. It would mean eliminating waste. Ultimately, it would mean the evolution of an industry.

It might take a long time, and more than just ourselves – but we envision a world where it is possible.

Why?

It’s about changing how marketers think and how marketing is performed.

As marketers, we know that mass-marketing isn’t the golden ticket. Every product, service, and company has a core market which is willing and ready to receive messages.  Avoid wasting time and precious marketing resources on those who will never become a customer—determine your target profile first.

We work to understand your target market, and help you communicate with them in a relevant way. Yes it means higher conversion rates, more quality leads in the pipeline, and additional closed deals – but at the end of the day, our inboxes will also be much happier.

Company

Within the first two months, we closed a deal that paid for the entire project and we have several other leads from the project in our current pipeline. Response Capture is a truly professional organization that delivers results.

—Connie Gougler, Director of Marketing, iovation, Inc.

Their profiling analysis helped us understand who our key customers are, how much market penetration we have, and where we should be focusing our marketing and sales efforts.

—Richard Lyford, Director of Sales, American Lighting

Quite simply – Response Capture uniquely combines database marketing expertise with the right web tools to easily dominate your world—all with a strong ROI to easily justify and exceed the costs."

—Bob Healy, Director of Business Development, Willis HRH