MAKE YOUR NEXT MAILING A SMARTER ONE
Start local. Plan your reach.
Find your starting option, then share a nonbinding interest brief.
Choose when to send your plan.
Something customers can return to.
A postcard stays available after the first glance. A useful local offer gives people a reason to keep it handy, revisit it or share it within their household. Social ads can also reach people repeatedly; a postcard adds a physical piece they can return to.
Neither channel guarantees attention or results. A clear offer and a well-chosen audience matter.
FOR THE FINAL QUOTE TO CONFIRM
Practical support around your ad.
- Basic ad layout and offer wordingUsing your supplied business details, assets and approved offer.
- One consolidated revisionOne round of coordinated changes to the proposed ad.
- Your written proof approvalReview and approve the final ad before it goes to print.
- One advertiser per defined industryOne industry per card, subject to overlap and availability confirmation.
- A static QR link or offer codeLink to your existing page or include a simple code. No QR scan analytics or guaranteed attribution.
- Your reusable approved adKeep the approved ad file for your own reuse. Paid social advertising is not included.
- A clear mailing recordRoute and home-count summary with the actual USPS acceptance summary. Acceptance is not proof of delivery to each home.
The final written quote confirms scope. No recurring discounts or guaranteed results.
How the shared card works
A 9 × 12-inch co-op postcard with 16 equal ad spaces total. One advertiser per defined industry on each card. Industry overlap and availability need confirmation. Co-op campaigns are local. Dedicated single-business EDDM can be planned anywhere in California, with size, routes and home count individually quoted.
Planning comes before commitment
Send my plan shares nonbinding interest only. It does not reserve a category, space, route, or mailing date. A confirmed campaign requires a final quote and 100% payment upfront. No deposits.