Doordrop Media
Leafletdrop goes live
We’re pleased to announce that Leafletdrop, our new, improved leafleting service that enables you to organise your own leaflet campaigns online is now live. Ideal for small tomedium sized businesses, www.leafletdrop.co.uk is a slick new site that’s replaced our previous doordrop platform, designed to be quick and easy-to-use and to offer more flexibility with various booking, print and distribution options. The process is really simple and saves you all the time and hassle of dealing with different suppliers. You can either opt for our full end-to-end leafleting service where we organise printing of your design artwork and door-to-door distribution of your leaflets. Or, if you have your own printed leaflets, you can simply arrange for your leaflets to be distributed to your selected areas. One of the fantastic features of the website is our handy targeting tool, which enables you to identify and select the type of households and postcodes you want to reach.
Accurate targeting is a really effective way of increasing sales, whether it’s generating more footfall to your store, visits to your website or telephone enquiries. That’s why our fantastic targeting tool works brilliantly. It gives you access to over 27million households and helps you define your audiencemore accurately so you’ll get a better response. Plus you’ll save on all the print costs of a wasteful hit andmiss approach. Mark Davies, Managing Director of Whistl Doordrop Media said: “Marketing can be a costly expense for SMEs, often being time-consuming and complex for new businesses. With this new leafleting service, business owners can launch a marketing campaign that is high impact and low cost from their desktop inminutes. Our dedicated teamwill thenmanage the campaign, allowing owners to focus on other areas of their business.” To get a campaign underway today, or to find out more visit www.leafletdrop.co.uk or email leafletdrop@whistl.co.uk
6 Whistl Magazine • Summer 2018
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