Leaflet drops

[mrmj80]

They are the cheapest I know AND they offer a very easy tool to design your flyer online. There are lots of predesigned templates where you simply enter your contact details etc and done. Good Luck with it!

 

[BluSparx]

try Solopress - 24hr Printing Services Business Cards, Flyers, Leaflets, Recycled Printing

I had my cards and leaflets done by them high quality - fast turnaround and timed courier delievery.

The courier emails you a time frame of 1hr for delivery which helps in our game

 

[localtrades]

Hi Guys I use leaflet drops sometimes to promote my website locally. Use postcards rather than leaflets as they look better and folks can oin them to there pin board in kitchen (usual spot) I out a calander on the back of mine as it is an incentive to keep. Got 5,000 made from a company in southend £140 delivered and very god quality. Circle leaflet printing is there name and no I dont have an interest, just googled and found them to be best and cheapest. Will design it for a few quid more. Maybe put an offer on the back. cost me £5 for calender on back AMAZING.
If you want to check me out please do www.localtrades4you.co.uk always welcome an opinion and hope |I have helped someone

 

[Adam W]

I would deliver them yourself rather than risking someone else doing it - the leaflet 'distributors' around here seem to think it's a good idea to put 3 or 4 of each kind of takeaway menu/estate agent circular/free newspaper through each letter box even if it's clearly one flat.
The postman can't be trusted either - I had a lifeboats begging letter and a BT circular through the door the other day, picked them up and put them in the recycling, went back and I had another set!
Doing it yourself you know it's being done properly.

 

[byrnie_2004]

just had 3000 printed and delivered about half of them now, allready had someone ask for a job so thats the leaflets paid for. I think it is worth it, better than sitting at home waiting for work, and makes people more aware of your business. ive put a few in the local shops, post offices etc, hopefully the phone should start ringing soon

 

[Delelarose]

• Leafleting campaigns are an extremely cheap form of marketing - many good print companies will be able to produce hundreds of leaflets for a minimal cash outlay. Therefore, even if customer take-up is quite low, it is still very capable of generating results and kick-starting business.
• Your competitors will also be exploring every possible method of boosting interest in their products and services. During recessions, almost all businesses refocus their marketing campaigns meaning that, if you are not open to new ideas and strong marketing campaigns, any business which is available will be swept up by the competition. These campaigns will also serve to remind your existing customers that you are still active in the market - existing customer bases are also vulnerable in a recession because of the more aggressive marketing campaigns likely to be adopted by rival businesses.

 

[Octopus]

just had 3000 printed and delivered about half of them now, allready had someone ask for a job so thats the leaflets paid for. I think it is worth it, better than sitting at home waiting for work, and makes people more aware of your business. ive put a few in the local shops, post offices etc, hopefully the phone should start ringing soon

I got a call last week from leaflet drop I did last June - the latest of many I've had since I started doing leafleting last Easter. Because I leaflet "locally" most people say they keep the leaflet because I'm local!