Orlando, Florida · Orlando–Kissimmee–Sanford metro
Direct mail postcards in Orlando, FL
Orlando direct mail for a fast-growing metro: saturation or list postcards from Winter Park to Lake Nona and Kissimmee, up to 60% less than big online printers.
- 320,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 328
- Entered through the Orlando Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Orlando is a city of about 320,000 people, with ZIP codes 328 covering the city and Orange County, at the center of a Central Florida metro of 2.8 million that has grown faster than almost any other in the last decade. The metro includes Winter Park and the affluent neighborhoods inside the city, the growth corridors of Lake Nona, Horizon West and Winter Garden, Seminole County to the north (Lake Mary, Oviedo, Sanford, Altamonte Springs), Osceola County to the south (Kissimmee, St. Cloud) and Lake County to the west (Clermont). The housing is single-family subdivisions on large carrier routes nearly everywhere, and new mover volume is among the highest in the country.
Orlando businesses mail the residents, not the visitors: air conditioning, roofing, pool, pest control and lawn companies mail homeowners year-round; real estate teams farm Winter Park, Windermere, Dr. Phillips and Lake Nona; restaurants mail the routes around them; dental, medical and cosmetic practices mail by household; the theme parks, hospitals and universities mail their communities; and the Medicare plans and senior services mail the retirement communities in Lake and Osceola Counties.
Who mails in Orlando?
Air conditioning companies first; then roofing, pool service and builders, pest control, lawn care, impact windows, solar and screen enclosure companies; real estate agents and teams; restaurants saturating their trade areas; dental, orthodontic, dermatology and med spa practices; insurance agencies; auto dealers along Colonial Drive and I-4; churches, private schools and nonprofits; Medicare plans and senior living; and the hospitality, healthcare and simulation-technology employers of the region.
Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake
Agents work Winter Park, College Park, Baldwin Park, Dr. Phillips and Windermere from their own lists by home value. Lake Nona, Horizon West and Winter Garden are the growth corridors with the metro's new mover volume. Lake Mary, Oviedo and Sanford in Seminole County mail as affluent suburbs; Kissimmee and St. Cloud in Osceola are bilingual saturation markets; Clermont and the Lake County retirement communities mail with Orlando in one campaign.
Hurricane season
Central Florida's roofers, restoration contractors, adjusters and insurance agencies do their storm mailing from June through November.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Orlando
- Winter Park
- College Park
- Baldwin Park
- Lake Nona
- Dr. Phillips
- Windermere
- Winter Garden
- Oviedo
- Lake Mary
- Sanford
- Kissimmee
- Clermont
- Apopka
- Altamonte Springs
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Answers
Direct mail in Orlando: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Orlando?
An Orlando mailing is priced when you ask for it, from its own routes or list and its piece count; nothing's posted. The biggest choice is the audience. Saturation mail on the subdivisions of Winter Garden or Kissimmee needs no list, while a new mover list you've bought, in one of the busiest new mover markets in the country, sets the count by its names. The rest comes down to which of our three print partners has an Orlando mail date that suits you.
Will one Central Florida mailing cover Kissimmee, Lake Mary and Clermont?
Yes. Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake Counties can go out together, putting Lake Mary, Oviedo and Sanford to the north, Kissimmee and St. Cloud to the south and Clermont to the west in the same drop as Orlando.
Can I mail new movers in Lake Nona and Horizon West?
Yes. We mail new movers and new homebuyers by name inside the area you set. Or skip the list: Lake Nona, Horizon West and Winter Garden are single-family subdivisions on large carrier routes where much of the metro's new mover volume lands, so saturating them reaches a lot of recent arrivals.
Should saturation mail in Kissimmee be bilingual?
In most cases, yes. South of the city in Osceola County, Kissimmee and St. Cloud mail as bilingual saturation markets, so a 6×11 dropped there normally carries English and Spanish. Like most of the metro, the housing is single-family subdivisions on large carrier routes.
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