Raleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh–Cary metro
Direct mail postcards in Raleigh, NC
Direct mail postcards for Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Wake Forest, Durham, Chapel Hill and the Triangle, saturating the new subdivisions or mailing the list you already keep, for up to 60% less than the big online printers.
- 480,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 276
- Entered through the Raleigh Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina and the center of the Research Triangle, about 480,000 people, with ZIP codes 276 covering the city and Wake County, in a combined metro of 2.4 million with Durham and Chapel Hill. Wake County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the country for twenty years, and the housing shows it: single-family subdivisions on large carrier routes across North Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Wake Forest and Morrisville, with the older neighborhoods of Five Points, Cameron Village and Oakwood inside the beltline.
The Triangle mails through growth. Thousands of households move here every month; real estate teams farm Cary, Apex, North Raleigh and the inside-the-beltline neighborhoods; home services companies mail homeowners across Wake County; the universities, hospitals and technology employers mail consumers, students and businesses nationally; and the restaurants, dental practices, private schools and nonprofits mail the county the way businesses do everywhere.
Who mails in Raleigh?
Heating and cooling, roofing, gutters, pressure washing, landscaping, pest control and pool companies; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and breweries saturating their neighborhoods; dental, orthodontic and medical practices; private schools and tutoring; the region's universities, hospital systems and nonprofits; auto dealers along Capital Boulevard and US-1; and the technology, pharmaceutical and research employers of the Triangle.
Inside the beltline, Cary and the towns
Inside the beltline, the agents' farms in Five Points, Cameron Village, Hayes Barton and North Hills are built from their own lists, by home value. North Raleigh and Brier Creek are large suburban routes. Cary, Apex, Morrisville and Holly Springs to the west carry high values and most of the farming; Wake Forest, Knightdale and Garner are growing suburbs with steady new movers. Durham and Chapel Hill round out the Triangle, and a Raleigh mailing can reach them as well.
Seasons
Air conditioning and pest control offers mail in April, roofing after spring storms, heating in October, and the moving season peaks from May through August.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Raleigh
- North Hills
- Five Points
- Cameron Village
- Brier Creek
- North Raleigh
- Cary
- Apex
- Holly Springs
- Wake Forest
- Morrisville
- Garner
- Durham
- Chapel Hill
- Knightdale
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Answers
Direct mail in Raleigh: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Raleigh?
In Raleigh the price is set by the job, so there isn't a published one. Growth drives it here: new subdivisions keep adding routes, so saturating a given part of Wake County takes more cards each year, and taking in Durham, Orange and Johnston Counties turns a Wake County mailing into a Triangle one.
Can you mail Durham and Chapel Hill with Raleigh?
Yes. Durham and Chapel Hill share a combined metro of 2.4 million with Raleigh, the Research Triangle, and one campaign can take in all three along with Wake County's suburbs from Cary to Wake Forest.
When do most people move to the Raleigh area?
From May through August, when the Triangle's moving season peaks. Most of those households land in subdivisions in Cary, Apex, Holly Springs and Wake Forest, and a saturation drop there in late summer meets them at their new addresses.
Should I farm inside the Raleigh beltline by saturation or with a list?
Usually with your own list. Agents farm Five Points, Cameron Village, Hayes Barton and North Hills by home value from the homes they track, which lets a farm follow the price band it's after. North Raleigh and Brier Creek are the opposite: large suburban routes where a saturation drop reaches every household.
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