Social media and online marketing dominate the way businesses promote themselves nowadays but more traditional methods of reaching out to customers can still be highly effective.
The long-established route of targeting people directly via their letterbox with a leaflet is still – even in our high-tech age – one of the best ways to get your name, product or message out there.
And it’s to provide exactly this type of service that Carlisle-based Mark Thorburn launched Business 2 Door in September 2018.
The company offers cost-effective door-to-door leaflet deliveries across north Cumbria that are GPS-tracked so clients can see exactly where and when their leaflets are going out. The areas they are currently distributing to are Carlisle, Penrith, Wigton, and Rural villages and soon be expanding over the border to the DG postcode area of Gretna and Annan.
In addition to delivery, Business 2 Door have teamed up with a local design firm to help produce and print your leaflet if that’s what you require.
As a special 2020 discount a 20 per cent discount off any distribution order of 20,000 or more leaflets for the whole year is available. And the order doesn’t have to be delivered in one go – customers can spread the deliveries into chunks throughout 2020 (for example, 10,000 leaflets in March and another 10,000 in August).
Mark offers a personalised service and likes to meet
customers face to face so he can find out about their business and plan tailored
marketing packages that deliver exactly what they need and reach precisely who
they want to find. Research shows that more than 90 per cent of people read
leaflets delivered to their door – so contact Business 2 Door today.
For more information or to get a quote, you can go on their website www.business2doorltd.com or
email Mark on info@business2doorltd.com
You can follow all the latest on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/msthorburn/ and on Instagram @business_2_door_ltd and see examples of the fantastic local
Cumbrian businesses he has helped with their marketing campaign.
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