Neighborhood Saturation: Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM)

Reach every household in the most valuable neighborhoods near your business. No lists. No data. Just full-blast coverage.

There’s A Customer Behind Every Door

Neighborhood Saturation or Every Door Direct Mail (EDDM) is a USPS program that delivers postcards to every household on a carrier route. For businesses looking to increase brand recognition and education, or promote new products, services, menu items, etc., Neighborhood Saturation Campaigns are the most cost-effective way to get it done.

We help you select your target neighborhoods, ensure you meet all USPS requirements, and handle everything from design and printing, to bundling and delivery, so you can focus on running your business.

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Why Saturate the Neighborhood? Maximum Reach Without the Guesswork

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household coverage on selected postal routes, no list required
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of households read or scan direct mail
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lower cost than traditional direct mailers

FEATURES & BENEFITS Easy. Affordable. Impact.

  • Total Coverage by Route
    Your postcard is delivered to every residential address along your selected carrier routes.
  • Target the Right Areas
    Choose neighborhoods by zip code, distance from your business, median income, or age demographics.
  • No Permit or List Required
    Pick from various postcard sizes to match your campaign goals and design.
  • Flexible Formats
    Weekly mail cycles available, perfect for time-sensitive promotions or events.
  • Fast Turnaround
    Weekly mail cycles available, perfect for time-sensitive promotions or events.
  • All-In-One Service
    We manage the entire process — design, printing, bundling, and USPS submission.
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