Tucson, Arizona · Tucson metro
Direct mail postcards in Tucson, AZ
Direct mail postcards for Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana and Green Valley, with saturation drops timed for winter residents, November to April, for up to 60% less.
- 550,000 residents in the city
- ZIP codes 856–857
- Entered through the Tucson Processing & Distribution Center
- Marketing Mail 3–5 days locally
Tucson is the second-largest city in Arizona, about 550,000 people, with ZIP codes 856 and 857 covering the city and Pima County, at the center of a metro of 1.1 million that runs from Oro Valley and Marana in the north to Sahuarita and Green Valley in the south. The housing is single-family on large carrier routes nearly everywhere: the Catalina Foothills and Oro Valley with the metro's highest home values, the university neighborhoods of Sam Hughes and Armory Park, the East Side and Rita Ranch, and the retirement communities of Green Valley and SaddleBrooke.
Tucson is a winter-resident and retiree market as much as Phoenix is, and mail follows the season: restaurants, medical practices, golf and retail mail hardest from November through April. Air conditioning, roofing, pool and pest control companies mail the homeowners on their books; real estate teams farm the Foothills and Oro Valley; the University of Arizona, the Air Force base and the healthcare systems mail their communities; and the Medicare plans and senior services mail the retirement communities.
Who mails in Tucson?
Air conditioning and plumbing companies; roofing, pool service, pest control, landscaping and window companies; real estate agents and teams; restaurants and Mexican food businesses mailing every home nearby; dental, orthopedic, dermatology and med spa practices; Medicare plans, senior living and services mailing the 55-plus communities; churches and nonprofits; auto dealers along the Auto Mall and 22nd Street; and the aerospace and defense contractors around Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
Foothills, north and south
The Catalina Foothills, Oro Valley, Dove Mountain and SaddleBrooke to the north carry the highest values and the heaviest farming and winter-resident mail. Marana and the northwest are the metro's growth corridor with steady new movers. The East Side, Rita Ranch and Vail mail as suburbs. Green Valley and Sahuarita to the south are retirement and family markets respectively. Midtown and South Tucson are bilingual saturation ground.
Timing
Winter-resident season runs November through April; air conditioning offers mail in March; roofing after the monsoon in September; and Medicare mail lands in October.
Neighborhoods and suburbs we mail around Tucson
- Catalina Foothills
- Oro Valley
- Marana
- Sam Hughes
- Armory Park
- Rita Ranch
- Vail
- Sahuarita
- Green Valley
- SaddleBrooke
- Dove Mountain
- Midtown
- East Side
- South Tucson
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Answers
Direct mail in Tucson: questions people ask
How much does direct mail cost in Tucson?
Tucson mailings are quoted one at a time, so no price is listed. The main fork is who you're after. Winter residents and retirees in Green Valley, SaddleBrooke or Oro Valley are reached by covering those communities in season or by mailing a client list you keep, while a drop on the big single-family routes of the East Side and Rita Ranch reaches year-round families, and the jobs are quoted differently.
Can you reach winter residents and retirees in Tucson?
Yes, mostly by choosing where and when you mail. Green Valley, SaddleBrooke and Oro Valley are retirement communities, so a card to every household there in the November-to-April window reaches the people you want, and a list of seasonal clients you already have can ride in the same mailing.
Do you mail Oro Valley and Marana with Tucson?
Yes. Oro Valley and Marana anchor the north end of a metro that runs down to Sahuarita and Green Valley, and Marana and the northwest are its growth corridor, with steady new movers. The whole stretch mails as a single Pima County drop.
Where does saturation mail work best in Tucson?
Almost anywhere, since nearly all of the metro is single-family on large carrier routes. Midtown and South Tucson take bilingual drops, and the East Side and Vail mail as suburbs. The Catalina Foothills are the exception: the highest values there draw the heaviest farming, which agents usually send to their own lists.
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