EDDM postcards for businesses in Cedar City, Enoch, Parowan, and the rest of Iron County. I pick the routes, print the cards, and drop them at the post office.
Cedar City has about 12,500 households, according to the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 estimates. That's a size where direct mail works especially well. A 2,500-card mailing reaches a real share of town, and repeat mailings build recognition quickly.
It's also a young town: the median age is in the mid-20s, largely because of Southern Utah University. That shapes which routes make sense.
EDDM delivers to every address on the routes you pick, including student rentals. So the first question is who you want to reach:
USPS route data shows household counts, age, and income for every route. We go through it together during the quote.
One campaign can cover several Iron County towns. Up to 5,000 pieces can go into each ZIP code per day on EDDM Retail, which is plenty for most mailings here.
Cedar City runs on two calendars. The SUU school year shapes when students are in town, so mail student-focused offers in late August and January, as terms start. Summer brings festival visitors, but they don't get your mail. For local customers, the quieter shoulder seasons are often when a postcard stands out most.
Homeowner services follow the weather: mail spring cleanup and AC service in March and April, and furnace and snow-related offers in early fall. The guide has more on timing.
You tell me about the business, the offer, and the area. I send a written quote with route options inside one business day. From your go-ahead, most campaigns land in mailboxes 14 to 18 days later: design and proofs, printing on 14pt card stock, bundling, USPS paperwork, and drop-off at the post office that serves your routes.
Pricing is all-in and starts at $625 for a Simple Mailing. Postage alone is $0.26 a card. Here's the full cost breakdown.
Send me the area and what you're promoting. I'll come back with routes, household counts, and a written quote.