EDDM postcards for businesses in St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Santa Clara, and Ivins. I pick the routes, print the cards, and drop them at the post office. You get the phone calls.
St. George has about 38,600 households, according to the Census Bureau's 2024 estimates, and the towns around it keep growing too. New subdivisions fill in every year. People who just moved in haven't picked their plumber, dentist, landscaper, or favorite lunch spot yet. A postcard that shows up in their first few months has an unusually good shot.
The flip side: at this size, mailing the whole city at once gets expensive fast. The work is in picking the right slice of it.
EDDM delivers to every address on the carrier routes you choose, and USPS shows the household count, age range, and income for each route. In the St. George area, that lets us aim at the neighborhoods that fit your business, for example:
We go through the route maps together during the quote. If you already know where your best customers live, we start there.
Most St. George-area businesses serve more than one town. One campaign can cover any of these. EDDM Retail allows up to 5,000 pieces per ZIP code per day, so a larger push is spread across ZIP codes or days.
A lot of St. George residents are part-time, here for the mild months and gone for the hottest ones. If your customers include them, mail between fall and spring, while they're in town and checking the mailbox.
For heat-driven businesses, it's the reverse: AC tune-ups, pool service, and shade projects should mail in spring, before the first 100-degree week. 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.