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Organize addresses into unique neighborhoods,* and identify the demographic
profiles in your customer base. |
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Find new neighborhoods in your targeted region or radius most similar to where your
current customers live. |
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Divide and organize the neighborhoods into postal carrier routes to maximize postal
discounts. |
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Match resident lists with your current file to avoid sending first-time offers to
regular customers. |
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Print the pieces, personalize the letters, prepare, sort, and deliver the mailing. |
* "Neighborhood" is defined as a demographically analyzed
census tract block group of 400 households on average. The most currently available
data and geographical boundaries are used. |
Cover your customers' neighbors
in an efficient way
ZIP codes contain thousands of addresses, even crossing county lines.
A neighborhood is delineated by natural boundaries (a major street, stream, railroad
tracks, etc.). |
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Expand into new regions
Reach prime potential customers living in neighborhoods with demographic
profiles similar to those where your current customers live. |
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Spend less on postage
Selections are on the level of neighborhoods, but the mailing output
is on the level of carrier route to receive the highest possible postal discounts. |
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Demographic Profile
The information is actually appended to your database and is yours
for future analysis. Reports cover:
- Income
- Race
- Occupation
- Gender
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Economic outlook reports
per neighborhood
You also receive five-year economic projections that show whether
your current customers are living in areas of economic prosperity or decline. |
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