There's a number of methods of letters distribution - the one that
you choose depends on your funds and the expected answer rate.
* Solos Distribution
This is when your samples is put through the letter box on its own,
without any other pamphlets competing for the recipient’s attention. This
type of delivery also allows you to carefully target the distribution.
Flyers Delivery companies predominantly post according to postcode sectors,
although many offer extra targeting down to council boundaries or street-level.
Solos distribution is the most pricey form of postcards distribution because
of its targeted nature and the fact that cards are be posted on their own.
However, the improved sales |business} often makes this useful.
* Shared Leaflet distribution
This is when your circulars is delivered together with up to 4additional
leaflets. Although the pamphlets may be promoting companies in different
trades you are still competing for the home owner notice. This makes this
type of distribution not as successful.
In addition, highly targeted flyer distribution is not possible because
the other agencies are unlikely to want to aim your exact target audience at
the same time as you wish to. Therefore shared distribution is carried out
over postcode sectors.
Shared delivery can often be 50% cheaper than solos distribution, so even
with its lower calls it is often a preferred option.
* Collated in Local Local newspapers
The chief advantage of having your
menus inserted in the newspaper is that deliveries of these local
newspaper stand to be very consistent. Therefore you can be relatively sure
that your samples are reaching peoples business rather than being put in the
bin.
This method is also inexpensive as the delivery is already being made.
Therefore newspaper companies can charge less than solus or shared
distribution methods.
This cost-effectiveness is often countered by the lower effectiveness of
the postcards. A lot of people do not read newspaper so they’ll by no means
even see the samples hidden inside of it.
* Positioned on Car Windshields
In the UK there are no regulations preventing putting letters on
van windscreens. On the other hand, be cautious to guarantee that you don’t
unintentionally damage the automobile in some way or encroach on personal estate.
To avoid damaging automobiles it’s advised not to place the leaflet under
windscreen wipers. In addition, loads of people find this particularly
annoying, particularly if the heavy rain has destroyed the circulars or they
only see it after starting their . Getting someone irate before they see the
postcards is not the best way to generate a receptive customer.
Also bear in mind that councils have been known to speak to companies that
have dispersed pamphlets' in this way, requesting that they pick up any
samples that have blown or been disposed of on the road.
With the above in mind the size of the leaflet is often the key here.
Print thick A6 or A7 flyer's, even business card size circulars , and place
them between the rubber seal and the window glass of car drivers’ doors.
* Handing out flyer's
Again, similar to placing postcards on automobiles, smaller postcards
tend to work better as people can then put the postcards in their wallet
instead of throwing them away.
Hand out the flyer's in a busy small area so that people find it hard
to avoid you. When handing out the samples look proactive, make eye contact
with the recipient and say what it’s about, such as “Half price smoothies or
buy one get on free .” That way people will be much more likely to take your
letters, and those that don’t probably wouldn’t have been paying
attention any way.
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