directmail
nounUK /dəˈrekt meɪl/
US /dəˈrɛkt meɪl/
Mail sent straight to a person's home to tell them about something.
The store sent directmail to every house in town about its big sale.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A way of advertising by sending letters or cards to many people.
The company uses directmail to find new customers.
3. Letters and packages delivered to a person's address rather than to a business.
She gets a lot of directmail at her new apartment.
4. Printed material sent by a shop to sell things.
We got directmail from the new pizza place.