Campaign Printing — Included With Every Distribution Campaign

Yes. Direct to Door Marketing prints your flyers or door hangers and then distributes them door-to-door through a nationwide network of local distributors — one vendor for the whole job. Because we’re a distribution company that also prints, your pieces are produced to be hung on doors and handed straight to the distributors, with no print shop to coordinate and no boxes shipped to you.

Both. We print flyers and die-cut door hangers on premium cover stock and deliver them to the doors you choose. If you already have printed pieces, we simply distribute them — printing is an optional companion to the core distribution service.

Flyers and door hangers are printed on 100# gloss or matte cover — a heavier, more substantial stock that holds color and stands up to a day on the door. Weight matters at the doorstep: a substantial piece reads as professional, while a thin sheet reads as disposable.

Absolutely. Most of our clients bring their own printed materials, and door-to-door distribution is the core service. Printing is only there for clients who don’t have a printer or would rather have one company handle everything.

A print shop prints and ships the boxes to you — getting them onto doors is your problem. Direct to Door Marketing prints and then physically places each piece at the front doors of the homes you’re targeting. Distribution is our trade; printing is the companion. That means your pieces are produced with delivery in mind and never sit in a box waiting for someone to hand them out.

Yes. If you have an offer and a logo but no finished artwork, our team designs the piece for you, sends a proof to approve, then prints and distributes it. You bring the offer; we handle design, print, and delivery — start to finish.

Yes. If you have print-ready artwork or your own designer, send us the finished file — a print-ready PDF at final size is ideal — and we print it and distribute it to the doors you choose. If you don’t have a design, our team creates the flyer or door hanger for you. Either path ends the same way: your piece on the right doors, handled by one vendor.

Neither. “Deliver” means a trained local distributor places your flyer or door hanger at the front door of the specific homes you’re targeting — never in the mailbox, which federal law reserves for postage-bearing mail. Your printed pieces go to your customers’ doorsteps, not to yours.

Printing is a companion service priced as part of your campaign quote — one written quote covers design, print, and distribution so you can see the whole picture. If you supply your own printed pieces, there’s no print cost at all. A free written quote takes about 20 minutes during business hours.

Standard flyer sizes and die-cut door hangers with the handle hole, printed full color, with custom sizes supported. If you’re not sure which format fits your offer, a campaign expert will help you choose based on 30 years of what performs at the door.

Based on three decades of campaign data, we recommend 5,000–10,000 pieces for a meaningful first campaign — enough households to read your market, small enough to keep the investment manageable. Smaller runs are available, but below that range a campaign often doesn’t reach enough doors to tell you much.

Yes — that’s the network’s defining strength. Direct to Door Marketing runs campaigns in thousands of cities simultaneously under a single contract, with one coordinator and one delivery standard, from a single-neighborhood run up to multi-market rollouts beyond 50 million pieces.

Every campaign includes Proof of Delivery photos from across your distribution area — real field images that are part of our AI Management Platform, included as standard, never a paid add-on — plus a field supervisor auditing placement quality on the ground during the campaign. Photos prove delivery; a map dot only proves someone was in the neighborhood.

No. There are zero sales representatives at Direct to Door Marketing and nobody earns commission. The people you talk to are campaign experts whose only job is building a campaign that performs — so any recommendation about stock, size, or targeting is based on results, not a quota.