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Every Door Direct Mail in Mason

Shared postcard advertising in Mason, OH

Share a postcard with other local businesses and split the cost of printing and postage. When we mail in Mason, you'll see the ZIP codes and household count before you book.

One business of each type on each postcard, so no direct competitor shares your card.
Prices are listed on our pricing page, and nothing renews automatically.
We help with your ad, print the postcards ourselves on sturdy cardstock, and prepare the mailing.
Every ad gets a QR code, and your dashboard shows activity from it.

Your ad, from design to delivery.

You supply the business details and the offer. We help put the ad together and take care of printing and mailing.

Share the mailing cost
Several businesses appear on the same postcard, so you share the printing and postage costs.
We handle the printing
We print the postcards ourselves on sturdy cardstock and prepare them for mailing.
Design help included
Send your logo, contact details, and what you want to promote. We’ll put together an ad for you to review.
Choose your mailing area
See the neighborhoods and household count for each campaign before choosing a spot.
A QR code for your ad
Send readers to your website, booking page, or offer. Your dashboard shows activity from your code.
One business per category
Only one business of each type goes on a postcard, so there won’t be two auto shops, two dentists, or two roofing companies on the same card. If two businesses overlap, we decide whether both can run.

Explore a possible outcome.

Adjust the assumptions to see how they affect the example. These figures illustrate a scenario; they are not expected or guaranteed results.

$75$1,000
Assumptions in this example: 10,000 households, a $600 spot, 0.1% to 0.5% of households responding to your ad, and a close rate of 20% for HVAC jobs.
Projected revenue in this example
$400 to $2,000
from one mailing, using these assumptions.
10 to 50
Assumed responses
2 to 10
Assumed jobs
Results depend on your offer, your audience, and how many readers become customers.

Common questions

Questions about mailing in Mason

Is there a Mason campaign open right now?

Sign in to see the open campaigns, with their ZIP codes, household counts, and target mailing dates. If none of them cover Mason, email hello@theneighborhoodpros.com and tell us where you'd like to mail.

How many homes does a Mason campaign reach?

That depends on the postal routes chosen for the campaign. Each campaign shows its household count before you book.

Can I mail somewhere other than Mason?

Yes, you can ask. Tell us the city or ZIP code you have in mind at hello@theneighborhoodpros.com and we'll let you know what we can do.

Will a competitor be on the same postcard?

No. Each postcard has only one business of each type, so there won't be two auto shops, two dentists, or two roofing companies on the same card. When two businesses overlap or are closely related, The Neighborhood Pros decides whether both can run. This covers the postcard you booked, not other cards or campaigns. On a 3-month, 6-month or 12-month booking, your spot is kept for you on each monthly mailing in that market, but not on other campaigns or in other markets.

Can I book just one mailing?

Yes. You can book a single mailing, or commit to 3, 6, or 12 months for a discount. Nothing renews automatically.

What does a spot cost?

Spots range from $300 for a small, coupon-style ad to $1,800 for a Featured spot that appears on both sides of the card. Booking 3, 6, or 12 months saves 10%, 15%, or 20%, and paying for 12 months up front takes off another 5% (24% in total). Prices include printing, mailing preparation, and postage, and sales tax is added at checkout. The full price list is on the pricing page.

No automatic renewal

Ready to put your business on the next postcard?

See the available campaigns and choose a spot that fits your business. Each spot is a one-time purchase, and nothing renews automatically.

Don’t see your area? Tell us the city or ZIP code you have in mind. Ask about another area