Postcards are often regarded as an inferior way to
advertise, compared to almost anthing else, direct mail
& postcards are regularly overlooked as a viable vehicle
to create visibility and recognition.

Size... It's safe to say things have changed, and more than
just a little bit... Postcards and direct mail offer one of the least expensive, most effective ways of advertising. Of course like everything else, there is a catch... Size does matter, that's why we don't reccommend any of the smaller cards. For whatever benefits the smaller cards offer in savings, the sacrifice they make in failed results, is substantial. We offer 5.5"x8.5" and 8.5"x11". If you're looking for an alternate sized card, let us know and we'll look into it for you.

Quality also counts - in a major way. Style, creativity and print caliber are paramount to a successful project. We will always do our best to create fresh, clean, stylish designs, specially produced to meet your needs. And we use printers we can trust to do the job right, because saving a few pennies on printing and sacrificing finished quality doesn't pay off. Ugly marketing is simply a waste of marketing funds.

Services... Design, Copywriting, Printing, Mailing Lists, Addressing & Sorting (with your mailing list or one we acquire for you), and Mailing through the Post Office.

Pricing depends on quantity, postcard size, whether it's a single or double sided card and if there are any additional services involved. If you are planning a mailing project in the near future, take a moment to send us a request and we will be happy to provide a quote to fit your needs or budget.

* When dealing with mailing lists, (either yours or one we acquire for you) and US Postal delivery, address accuracy and delivery cannot be guaranteed. A certain amount of undelivered pieces is to be expected through list inaccuracies or Postal Service inconsistencies. This caution also extends to relying on the Postal Service for timed deliveries, as the Post Office offers no guarantees to be on time and is extremely vague when discussing delivery performance. We can accept no responsibility for US Postal inadequacies.