Precise targeting
Zones follow postcode districts and then street-level rounds. You choose the households; we do not sell you a county-wide smear unless that is what you asked for.
Our services
A local door-drop is more than a walk with a bag. We plan the zones, get the leaflet right, and then prove the delivery.
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If you do not already have artwork, we will help you shape a leaflet that works on a doormat: a clear offer, a local cue, and a way to respond. That can be a simple A6 or a folded piece, written for the households you are actually booking.
We work from your brand if you have one, or keep the layout plain and readable if you do not. The aim is a piece people can understand in a few seconds after they pick it up.
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Bring print-ready files, or let us take the job from design through to packed bundles. Quantities are planned against the household counts in each zone so you are not left short, and you are not paying for boxes you will not use.
If you already print elsewhere we can still distribute, provided the stock is bundled in a way our distributors can walk. We will tell you the pack sizes before you go to press.
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Leaflet distribution is still one of the most direct ways to put a local business in front of nearby households. It is not just colour on a doormat: the zone, the week, the weight of the item and the quality of the walk all change the result.
Zones follow postcode districts and then street-level rounds. You choose the households; we do not sell you a county-wide smear unless that is what you asked for.
Rounds are walked by adults. We brief them on how the item should sit on the mat, and we back-check the work rather than waving them off and hoping.
Shared drops travel with non-competing leaflets and keep the cost down. Solus is for when the piece needs the mat to itself. Rates depend on size, weight, area and volume.
One-off drops are the usual way to test copy and area. If the response is there, we can put you on a regular cycle so the same streets see you more than once.
Peace of mind
Distributors carry a GPS logger while they walk. We download the trail, check it against the booked zone, and can show you the route on a map when the round is done.
The trail shows the streets walked, not just a tick on a spreadsheet. That is how we look for gaps before we call a zone complete.
Logging sits alongside the distributor’s own round report. Together they tell us whether the drop reached the households you paid for.
After the campaign we can summarise the zones, the dates they were finished, and the map images from the loggers.
The device records position while the round is walked. When the distributor finishes, we download the file and plot it on the street map. A single round produces a snail-trail; a multi-zone job produces a set of neighbouring tracks.
Ready to plan a campaign in Havant , Emsworth , Chichester , Bognor Regis , Littlehampton , Arundel , Worthing , Lancing , Shoreham-by-Sea and the surrounding villages.
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We are a Chichester-based leaflet company. We design and print if you need it, then deliver your leaflets through selected letterboxes across West Sussex and south-east Hampshire. Distributors are adults and rounds are GPS logged.
Coverage is built from Royal Mail postcode districts, then broken into sector rounds of roughly 750 households. You pick the zones from the maps; we do not force a whole-town booking if a handful of streets will do.
Yes. Shared delivery goes out with other non-competing leaflets and is the usual starting point. Solus means your item travels alone. We will price both against the quantity and the districts you want.
Logging is part of how we run rounds. After the drop we can supply a summary of the zones and dates, and map images of the walked routes. Extra printed copies of the tracks can be arranged if you need them for a client report.
Yes. Bring finished artwork, or ask us to write and lay out a leaflet that fits the drop. We print the common door-drop sizes and can schedule print so stock arrives before the distributors go out.