Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · Pittsburgh metro
Direct mail postcards in Pittsburgh, PA
Direct mail across Pittsburgh's dozens of neighborhoods and the South and North Hills: saturation and list postcards, up to 60% less than big online printers.
- 300,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 152
- Entered through the Pittsburgh Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Pittsburgh is a city of about 300,000 people, with ZIP codes 152 covering the city and Allegheny County, at the center of a metro of 2.4 million that includes the South Hills (Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park), the North Hills (Wexford, Cranberry, Fox Chapel, Sewickley), the eastern suburbs (Monroeville, Murrysville) and the airport corridor (Robinson, Moon). The city is rowhouses, brick doubles and hillside single-family homes on dense residential routes across dozens of distinct neighborhoods; the suburbs are single-family on large routes, with Cranberry Township in Butler County as the growth engine.
Pittsburgh mails through its hospitals, universities and technology companies, which mail patients, students and businesses nationally; through real estate teams farming Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Mt. Lebanon and Fox Chapel; through home services companies serving a housing stock that is among the oldest in the country; and through the restaurants, dental practices, Catholic and private schools, churches and nonprofits that mail the county.
Who mails in Pittsburgh?
Heating and cooling, roofing, siding, windows, insulation, basement waterproofing, chimney and plumbing companies; snow removal and landscaping; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and pierogi and pizza shops covering their own hillsides; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; the hospital systems and universities; Catholic and private schools, churches and nonprofits; auto dealers along Route 19 and William Penn Highway; and the technology, healthcare and financial employers of the region.
City neighborhoods, South Hills, North Hills
Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze and Lawrenceville are farmed by agents from the lists they keep; the South Side, Bloomfield, Brookline and the city's hillside neighborhoods are dense routes that saturation mail covers well. Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair and Peters Township in the South Hills and Fox Chapel, Sewickley and Wexford in the North Hills carry the highest values. Cranberry Township is the growth corridor with steady new movers. Monroeville and the eastern suburbs mail as suburbs.
When Pittsburgh mails
Heating and insulation offers go out in September here, and roofing, gutters and snow removal in October, for a housing stock that's among the oldest in the country. January is for tax preparers. April brings landscaping and air conditioning, and moving season, with the welcome offers that follow it, peaks in summer.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Pittsburgh
- Shadyside
- Squirrel Hill
- Lawrenceville
- Mt. Lebanon
- Upper St. Clair
- Fox Chapel
- Sewickley
- Wexford
- Cranberry Township
- Monroeville
- Bethel Park
- Robinson
- South Hills
- North Hills
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Direct mail in Pittsburgh: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Pittsburgh?
Pittsburgh jobs are quoted individually; we don't post a per-piece figure. The city's shape is what moves it. Its dozens of distinct neighborhoods sit on dense, hilly routes, so a drop gets built neighborhood by neighborhood, while the South Hills and North Hills spread single-family homes over large routes.
Can you mail Cranberry, Mt. Lebanon and Fox Chapel with Pittsburgh?
Yes. One mailing can reach across Allegheny, Butler, Washington, Westmoreland and Beaver Counties: the South Hills and North Hills, Cranberry Township up in Butler County, and Monroeville and Murrysville to the east.
Does saturation mail work in Pittsburgh's hillside neighborhoods?
Yes. Saturation mail reaches every address on the route, both units of a double included, and the South Side, Bloomfield, Brookline and the other hillside neighborhoods are dense routes where rowhouses, brick doubles and hillside homes sit close together. How a large drop is spread over mail dates is set by the print partner, one of our three, that takes the western Pennsylvania job.
Which parts of Pittsburgh and the Hills do agents farm?
Inside the city it's Shadyside, Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze and Lawrenceville, farmed by value. Outside it, agents go after the highest values: Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair and Peters Township in the South Hills, and Fox Chapel, Sewickley and Wexford in the North Hills, with Cranberry Township adding a steady stream of new movers.
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