Cincinnati, Ohio · Cincinnati metro
Direct mail postcards in Cincinnati, OH
Postcards for Cincinnati's hills, Mason, West Chester and Northern Kentucky, saturation or to your own list, at up to 60% less than big online printers.
- 310,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 452
- Entered through the Cincinnati Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Cincinnati is a city of about 310,000 people, with ZIP codes 452 covering the city and Hamilton County, at the center of a metro of 2.3 million that includes the affluent east side (Hyde Park, Oakley, Mount Lookout, Anderson Township), the northern suburbs of Blue Ash, Montgomery, Mason and West Chester in Warren and Butler Counties, and Northern Kentucky across the river (Fort Thomas, Covington, Florence). The city's housing is single-family and doubles on hilly, dense residential routes; the suburbs are single-family on large routes, with Mason and West Chester as the growth engine.
Cincinnati mails through its consumer products, retail and financial headquarters, which run some of the largest consumer mail programs in the country from here; through real estate teams farming Hyde Park, Indian Hill, Mason and Anderson; through home services companies serving an old housing stock; and through the restaurants, chili parlors, dental practices, Catholic and private schools, churches and nonprofits that mail the region.
Who mails in Cincinnati?
Heating and cooling, roofing, siding, windows, basement waterproofing, gutters and plumbing companies; lawn care and pest control; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and chili parlors mailing the households around them; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; the hospital systems and universities; Catholic and private schools, churches and nonprofits; auto dealers along Kings Auto Mall and Glenway Avenue; and the consumer products, retail and financial employers that mail from here.
East side, north and Kentucky
Hyde Park, Oakley, Mount Lookout and Indian Hill are farmed by agents working their own lists by value; Over-the-Rhine, Clifton and the city's west side are dense routes where saturation mail pays. Anderson Township is the affluent east suburb. Blue Ash, Montgomery, Mason, West Chester and Loveland to the north carry the region's new construction and new mover volume. Across the river, Fort Thomas, Fort Mitchell, Covington and Florence in Northern Kentucky are part of the same Cincinnati campaign.
When Cincinnati mails
Roofers and gutter companies mail in October and again in April, and April is also when lawn and air conditioning offers go out. Heating offers mail in September, tax preparers in January, and summer is when the most new households arrive.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Cincinnati
- Hyde Park
- Oakley
- Mount Lookout
- Over-the-Rhine
- Clifton
- Anderson Township
- Blue Ash
- Montgomery
- Mason
- West Chester
- Loveland
- Fort Thomas
- Florence
- Covington
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Direct mail in Cincinnati: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Cincinnati?
Cost is set job by job in Cincinnati; nothing is published. The river and the hills are part of why. The city is hilly and its routes are dense, Mason and West Chester spread newer homes over large ones, and a drop that crosses into Northern Kentucky adds Kenton, Campbell and Boone Counties to the count. Both sides of the river are priced against the distribution and dates of the print partner that takes the job, one of the three we work with exclusively.
Can you mail Northern Kentucky with Cincinnati?
Yes, both sides of the river go in one mailing: Hamilton, Warren, Butler and Clermont Counties in Ohio and Kenton, Campbell and Boone in Kentucky.
What makes Mason and West Chester worth mailing?
Growth. The northern suburbs, Mason and West Chester with Blue Ash, Montgomery and Loveland, are where the region's new construction and new movers are, and they're single-family on large routes. Real estate teams farm Mason, too, and all of them can go in the same drop as Cincinnati.
Is saturation mail a good fit for Cincinnati's west side?
Yes, for a business that serves everyone nearby. The west side, like Over-the-Rhine and Clifton, packs a lot of homes onto hilly carrier routes, so a drop doesn't have to spread far. Hyde Park, Oakley, Mount Lookout and Indian Hill are the opposite case: agents work them from their own lists by home value.
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