We model every block group around your shop — income, age, ownership, education — then design, print, and drop a premium mailer at the post office. You get the campaign and the receipts.
This is a live targeting model around Cedar Rapids — every circle is a real census block group, colored by median household income. Bulk delivery, strategic selection: we point your budget at the doors most likely to spend.
Median income · median age · % bachelor's-plus · home value · owner-occupancy · household size. Click any circle to see the profile we'd target.
Pick how many doors you want to own and roughly what a customer is worth to you. We'll model the campaign price and a conservative return — you control every assumption.
Illustrative projection. Inputs are yours to set; defaults are intentionally conservative. Actual results vary by offer, creative, list quality, and follow-through. Over 40,000 doors → custom quote.
40,000 premium 6×11 mailers across six post offices, a free-smoothie offer, and a tracked redemption link. Here's what came back.
We selected the carrier routes around the new location by income and household profile, designed a heavyweight 6×11 piece, and dropped it to support the launch.
The free-smoothie offer pulled a 7.5% redemption rate — 3,000 claims on 40,000 mailers. At a conservative one-in-three becoming a regular spending ~$500/yr, that's a low-six-figure revenue line traced back to a single drop.
We model the block groups around you and pick the doors worth your budget. You approve the map.
Award-winning 6×11 creative built around one clear offer and a tracked call to action.
Printed heavyweight, bundled, and physically delivered to the post offices. You lift nothing.
Redemptions, click-through, and unit economics — CAC and LTV:CAC, traced to the drop.
Drop your website and email. We'll model your neighborhoods and design a first-pass mailer before our strategy call — no charge, no obligation.
We'll have a first-pass mockup and a targeting map ready for your strategy call.
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