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No, and most buyers do not. A logo, a clear offer, and the contact details customers should use are enough. The operator lays the ad out and sends you a proof; you do not need a designer or a print-ready file.

Put something on your spot that only this card can produce — a specific offer, a code to mention, a landing page you do not advertise anywhere else. Then count what comes back. The operator can tell you exactly which routes the card went to and on what day it landed, so you know the window to watch.

Keep what is working. This card offers another way to introduce your business to households in the delivery area, including people who do not follow you or know to search for you. Decide whether those neighborhoods and this placement price fit your plans before you reserve.

A new card is not a promise of a different result. Compare the delivery area, your offer, the clarity of the ad and how you tracked the last campaign. Ask us to talk through what you would change this time before spending again.

There is no guaranteed number of enquiries or sales, and no promise of making your money back in the first week. You are buying ad space and a mailing to the selected routes. Response depends on your offer, audience, timing and follow-up. Use an offer code or dedicated link and track enquiries and completed sales separately.

Use the contact details on this page to speak with the person running the campaign. Ask to review the delivery area, mailing schedule and any previous work they can actually share. A first mailing may have no past results or booked advertisers yet. Confirm the artwork process and cancellation terms directly before reserving if you need more detail.

Only if the timing serves a real business goal: future bookings, a new service or work you want more of. Check the scheduled mailing date against when you can take on customers. If you have no capacity and no reason to advertise now, ask about a later card.

The card is 12″ × 6.5″ — a shared postcard with space for several local businesses. Your offer, business name and contact details need to be clear in the space you choose. You can review the size and position before reserving, then review your ad proof before approving it.

Your spot on this printing, the printing itself, USPS postage, and delivery of the finished cards to the post office. It reaches the same 5,000 mailboxes every other spot on the card reaches — position and size set the price, never the audience.

Online reservations close Oct 14, 2026, 11:59 PM CDT, for the card mailing Wed, October 28, 2026. Spots also come off the card as they sell, so the practical deadline is whenever the one you want goes.