Why Radius Marketing?
The best place to find new customers is right in the same
neighborhood as your last customer. DART Direct mail's new radius mailer campaign allows you to send customized, attractive
oversized postcard mailings to the 100 closest home owners surrounding your current customer.
Where
is it mailed to?
This card is sent to 100 single
family homeowners that are closest in proximity to each provided address.
Customizable
On each card, we will be printing the recently customer's
address so the neighbors can see your product or service for themselves. You can also have a personalized offer imprinted
on each card in order to entice the recipients to call you immediately.
Ease and Efficiency
Each week, you will just need to supply us with your installation addresses
and we take over the process from there. We will locate the 100 closest single family homes to your provided address.
We will then print, address, and mail these oversized postcards to the homeowners.
Customization
With DART drect mail's new radius campaign, you now have the ability to customize each
piece with up to 5 different variables including a specific installation address, customized offer, business name, contact
phone number, and even a customized message for each recipient.
Convenience
All you will need to do is input recent customer's
addresses each week into an easy to use spreadsheet, email it to us, and that's it. During the next 72 hours (on average),
the list will be purchased and the cards will be printed and mailed.
Professionalism
Utilizing new on-demand print technology, the customization of this piece will be of first print run quality yielding a
more upscale professional looking piece.
Price
By combining
the print campaigns of many different companies, we are able to get better pricing from the printer, list provider, and the
mail house.
Experience
Having sent out millions of postcards over
the past 5 years, DART direct mail knows which designs work and how to make mailing programs work both efficiently and effectively.
