OR · 55,000 residents
Own the Whole Postcard in Tigard, OR
One advertiser on the entire 5,000-home card, the whole front edge to edge, from $4,399, and it ships about 3 weeks out. Want to spend less? Take the only slot in your category on a card you share with other trades.
Tigard sits between Beaverton and Lake Oswego and shares characteristics of both. Established suburban neighborhoods and steady remodel activity, on housing old enough that plumbing, HVAC, and house cleaning are the trades most households already keep a number for.
Population
55,000
ZIPs covered
2
Trades available
3
Trades we mail for in Tigard
ZIP codes we serve in Tigard
Questions before you buy
How much does a direct mail postcard campaign in Tigard, OR cost?
Two ways to buy. Own the whole card, from the smallest size up: $1,399 for about 1,000 homes, $2,299 for about 2,000 homes, or $4,399 for about 5,000 homes. Every size gives you the entire front of the card, edge to edge, with no co-advertisers anywhere on it. Share the card instead and one category-exclusive slot runs $349 to $599, set by the slot position and how many homes the drop reaches. You see the exact price before you pay.
When does the postcard mail?
A solo card mails within 3 weeks of purchase, on the date shown in your order. A shared card mails once 9 of 12 slots on it are taken. Nothing is charged before that, and LocalAd publishes no estimate of how long a zone takes to get there, because no zone has got there yet. You see the live slot count for the zone before you pay.
Will a competitor be on the same card?
No. A solo card is yours alone, with no co-advertisers of any kind. A shared card runs one business per category, so once you take the slot, no other business in your trade is on that card.
Is it available in my ZIP?
Solo runs in any US ZIP with residential mail delivery. Some ZIPs are PO boxes only, or belong to a single business or a military base. Those have no carrier routes, so there is nothing to mail. Type your ZIP at localad.io/solo and a zone opens on the spot, so there is nothing to wait for. Shared cards run in neighborhoods where a zone is filling.