Neighbourhood Mail

Is Neighbourhood Mail right for you?

With its wide reach, Neighbourhood MailTM is ideal for creating mass awareness, acquiring new customers and retaining existing ones. Send flyers, postcards or samples to let your targeted audience know about new promotions, products or store openings.

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Direct mail lets us hit people where they are…at home. In the end, sales were phenomenal.

– Anika Sharma
Assistant Brand Manager, Absolut Vodka

Success stories

Learn how notable brands are skyrocketing their sales by using Neighbourhood Mail to win new customers.

Absolut Vodka bottle with gift tag and colourful Neighbourhood Mail card.

Absolute Vodka

When Absolut Vodka first used Neighbourhood Mail as part of an integrated campaign, the iconic brand achieved a record-breaking 70% increase in sales.

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Dr. Green lawn services Neighbourhood Mail flyer with limited time sales offer.

Dr. Green

Using data targeting tools and QR codes, Neighbourhood Mail became the lawn services company’s top online lead generator.

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Data and targeting for Neighbourhood Mail

Canada Post offers access to interactive, online visual tools that let you hyper-target households based on your ideal customer. Choose your audience on a map and filter by specific attributes.

We can show you how easy it is to select your ideal audience on a map. Contact us to arrange a demo, or click below to learn more about our data tools.

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Online data targeting tool with a neighbourhood map and advanced filtering and layering capabilities.
Interactive data map illustration showing potential customers and data insight options for targeting capabilities.

Elevate brand awareness and customer loyalty

Neighbourhood Mail gives you the power to target specific postal codes, optimizing your costs by focusing on audiences with the most potential.

Use interactive maps to target by cities or by specific neighborhoods. Refine by houses or apartments, age, household income and more.

Amplify your marketing results by pairing Neighbourhood Mail with digital geotargeting for superior acquisition and retention.

Neighbourhood Mail examples

Neighbourhood Mail card example showing a Golf Town discount coupon.

Cards

The simplest, most cost-effective and fastest to create. Cards are most influential with a clear call to action such as an invitation to an event or sale.

Neighbourhood Mail self-mailer example showing an opened card with 3D popouts.

Self-mailers

With no envelope, self-mailers like flyers or brochures are another cost-effective option that ensures your message is seen right away.

Neighbourhood Mail catalogue example featuring a model wearing sunglasses on the cover.

Catalogues

Allowing you to include more information than other direct mail options, catalogues are ideal for telling your brand story in a highly visual format.

Other direct mail solutions

If Neighborhood Mail isn’t quite right for your marketing objectives, Canada Post offers 2 other solutions.

A SickKids Personalized Mail campaign showing a young boy seated in a hospital chair surrounded by medical equipment.

Personalized MailTM

Named and addressed directly to your customer or prospect, Personalized Mail allows you to send a tailored message and custom offers. Get in front of your customers – even if they’ve opted out of emails.

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The cover and back of a Wayfair.ca brochure used in a Postal Code Targeting campaign.

Postal Code Targeting

Postal Code Targeting offers data options and suppression capabilities so you can analyze current customers, target look-alike audiences and focus on acquisition.

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The Essential Guide to Direct Mail

Want to take a deeper dive before you get in touch? Our detailed guide covers the direct mail process from start to finish, with valuable tips for awareness, acquisition and retention.

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Have more questions?

Not sure yet which targeting solution is right for your campaign? Send us a note and we can help you find the most effective solution.

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