Fort Worth, Texas · Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metro
Direct mail postcards in Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth mails Tarrant County as its own market. Saturation postcards from the new Alliance subdivisions to Keller, Southlake and Arlington, up to 60% less.
- 980,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 761
- Entered through the Fort Worth Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Fort Worth is the twelfth-largest city in the country and one of the fastest-growing, about 980,000 people, with ZIP codes 761 covering the city and 760 the rest of Tarrant County. The city has grown north along I-35W through Alliance and Haslet and south through Crowley and Burleson, and the suburbs to the northeast (Keller, Southlake, Colleyville, Grapevine) carry some of the highest home values in Texas. The housing is single-family almost everywhere, on carrier routes of 500 to 900 homes.
Fort Worth mails like the rest of North Texas, with hail season, air conditioning season and constant new subdivisions, and its businesses mail Tarrant County as a market distinct from Dallas. Real estate teams farm the northeast suburbs and the west side; home services companies mail homeowners across the county; restaurants mail every home near them; and the medical, dental and financial practices in the Cultural District and along the suburban corridors mail by household.
Who mails in Fort Worth?
Roofing companies every hail season, air conditioning and plumbing companies, foundation repair, pool builders and pool service, landscaping and pest control; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and barbecue joints mailing menus; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; auto dealers along I-30 and I-35W; churches, private schools and nonprofits; and the aerospace, logistics and rail employers that mail businesses across the county.
North, south and Arlington
The Alliance corridor in the north is the growth engine, with new households and new subdivisions every month. Keller, Southlake and Colleyville, in the northeast corner of Tarrant County, are the farming targets agents ask for most, mailed by home value. Arlington, between Fort Worth and Dallas, is a large market of its own for bilingual saturation mail. Burleson, Crowley and Mansfield to the south mail as suburbs. Hail season runs March through June and roofers mail the affected ZIP codes within days.
Fort Worth, Dallas or both
Tarrant County is its own market, and Fort Worth businesses mostly mail it that way. When an offer covers Dallas as well, Fort Worth and Dallas routes often go out as one mailing, handled by whichever of our three print partners can reach both sides of the metro on the date you need.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Fort Worth
- Tanglewood
- Westover Hills
- Fairmount
- Arlington Heights
- Alliance
- Keller
- Southlake
- Colleyville
- Mansfield
- Burleson
- Arlington
- Benbrook
- Saginaw
- Haslet
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Direct mail in Fort Worth: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth work is quoted per job, for the part of Tarrant County it reaches, and nothing's priced ahead of time. Route size is the first thing that moves it, since single-family routes here hold 500 to 900 homes. The second is whether Dallas routes ride along in the same mailing, which plenty of campaigns here do.
Can you mail Keller, Southlake and Colleyville?
Yes. The northeast Tarrant County suburbs are among the most requested farming and home services targets in the metro, whether you cover their routes outright or mail your own customers there, and they go out with Fort Worth in one drop.
Do you mail Arlington in Spanish?
Yes. A Spanish or bilingual version of any piece can be printed in the same run and mailed to the Arlington and Fort Worth routes or households you choose.
Which part of Fort Worth has the most new movers?
The Alliance corridor, where Fort Worth has grown north along I-35W through Haslet. It's the growth engine of Tarrant County, adding new subdivisions and new movers every month. The city has grown south as well, through Crowley and Burleson, and those areas mail as suburbs.
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