9 × 12 oversized
Big enough to get noticed.
An oversized card does not disappear into a stack of envelopes. It sits on top, and it carries enough room for eight businesses to each get a real advertisement rather than a listing.
The format
What the size actually buys you.
- It is seen before it is sorted
- A 9 × 12 card will not fit in the pile of window envelopes. It gets handled, which is most of the battle.
- Room for a real advertisement
- Your logo, an offer, a service list, a scannable code and a phone number set large enough to read across a kitchen.
- Eight advertisers, not twenty
- Four across the top, four below the nameplate. Enough to share the cost, few enough that nobody is lost.
- Or take a double spot
- Two positions wide, for photography and body copy. A card carries at most two.
Actual size
Nine inches by twelve.
Big enough that it will not slide into the stack of window envelopes. It gets picked up, turned over and put down somewhere — which is most of the battle.
- Larger than a sheet of paper
- A letter page is 8½ × 11. This is bigger, and it arrives face up rather than folded in an envelope.
- It does not stack
- Oversized mail sits on top of the pile instead of disappearing into it.
- Eight businesses fit comfortably
- At this size each advertiser gets a real advertisement — logo, offer, services, a code and a phone number — not a directory line.
Sample mailer. Businesses, offers and phone numbers shown are fictional.
See what your customers see
One card. Choose how much of it is yours.
Every campaign runs on the same oversized 9 × 12 card. The only decision you make is whether you take a standard spot or a double.
Standard spot
Eight businesses, one card.
Four across the top, four below the nameplate. Your logo, your offer, a service list, a scannable code and your phone number set large enough to read from across a kitchen.
- One position per business category
- Your own artwork, proofed before it prints
- The most advertisers per campaign, so the lowest share of cost
Double spot
Twice the room. Same mailbox.
A double spot is two positions wide. That is enough space for a real photograph of your work, four lines of what you actually do, and a contact panel that does not have to compete with anything.
- Room for photography, not just a logo
- Body copy instead of a one-line offer
- Limited — a card carries at most two
Sample mailer. Businesses, offers and phone numbers shown are fictional.
Explore a real mailer
See exactly what lands on the counter.
This is a full 9 × 12 card. Zoom in on any advertisement, isolate a category, or flip it over to see the mail panel.
Sample mailer. Businesses, offers and phone numbers shown are fictional.
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