Community Postcard Advertising in Sandy, Utah
A shared, oversized postcard for Sandy homeowners. One business per category, free ad design, and spots from $249. Contact us for the next mail date and open categories.
- Circulation
- 2,500 Homes
- USPS EDDM per edition
- Exclusivity
- 1 Per Category
- Tracked per edition
- Production
- Design Included
- We design, print and mail
- One business per category
- Free professional ad design
- Clear published prices
- Locally owned in Utah
- Work directly with Tyler
- No long-term digital contract
Sandy Homeowners Need Help. Do They Know Your Name?
Homes From the 1970s Boom Need Steady Upkeep
Homeowners on these streets hire repair trades again and again, but they call whichever name they remember first.
Why it happens here: The city grew from 6,438 people in 1970 to 52,210 in 1980, so a large share of its houses went up in that decade and are now due for roofs, furnaces and windows.
What we do: A Community Postcard spot puts your trade in front of 2,500 owner-occupied homes per edition, and door hangers can follow up on the blocks where you already work.
Your mailer sits next to a competitor
On a shared mailer, a rival can sit right next to you. On the Community Postcard, only one business per category appears.
Solo mailings cost too much to test
Splitting an oversized card across up to 16 businesses keeps a single spot from $249.
No time to design and print
Ad design is free, you approve the proof, and we print and mail it.
Sandy Routes on Both Sides of State Street
Sandy has its own Community Postcard edition, separate from Draper. Each edition goes to 2,500 homes on owner-occupied routes, and category availability is tracked per edition.
This card is its own edition, and that matters because categories are tracked per edition. If a roofer holds the Draper card, the roofing spot here can still be open, and the other way around.
We build each mailing from USPS carrier routes with owner-occupied homes on both sides of State Street. Every Door Direct Mail delivers to every address on those routes, so you reach 2,500 homes without buying a list.
You send your logo, offer and contact details. We design the ad for free, you approve the proof, and we handle printing and mailing.
- Population grew from 6,438 in 1970 to 52,210 in 1980, a 711% increase during the late-1960s and 1970s housing boom.
- The 2020 census counted 33,453 households and 34,788 housing units.
- The city uses ZIP codes 84070 and 84090 through 84094; 84093 is also used by part of Cottonwood Heights.
- The eastern residential area sits on the slopes of the Wasatch Range, while the western section lies at the bottom of the valley.
Who Advertises on This Card
One spot per category on each card. Ask us which categories are still open for this edition.
Not on the list? Dentists, gyms, salons, real estate agents, insurance agents, restaurants, child care and pet groomers all fit too. See who we serve.
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Learn moreSpot Prices for This Edition
Every spot includes free ad design, proof approval, printing and USPS mailing to 2,500 homes. Payment is due at reservation by card or ACH.
- One ad spot on the 6.5 x 12 card
- Free ad design and proof
- QR code and trackable offer
- Twice the ad space
- Room for photos or a service list
- Free ad design and proof
- Your spot on 3 mailings
- Repeat exposure to the same homes
- Update your offer between runs
- The large back panel of the card
- The biggest ad on the card
- Free ad design and proof
Payment is due at reservation by card or ACH. Spots are first come, first served and are not held without payment. Contact us for the next mail date and open categories.
Getting Your Ad on the Card
- 01 Claim your category and spot
Reserve your spot before a competitor takes your category. We confirm your category is open first.
- 02 We design your ad for free
Send your logo, offer and contact details. You approve the proof before anything prints.
- 03 We print and mail it
The card goes to every home on the route by USPS Every Door Direct Mail.
- 04 Homeowners respond
Local homeowners call, visit or scan your QR code.
Check Your Category Before It Goes
We confirm your category is open and give you the next mail date before you pay. Your ad design is free, and nothing prints until you approve the proof.
- Category checked before payment
- Free design and proof approval
- One business per category
What Makes the Shared Card Worth It
Reaching Homeowners From Foothills to Valley Floor
The city runs from older streets near the TRAX line to the foothill neighborhoods around Alta Canyon, with Dimple Dell in between. Owners here hire local help for yards, roofs, HVAC, painting and repairs, and they pick dentists, salons and gyms close to home.
The retail strip along State Street and I-15 makes online search crowded too. To show up when these homeowners search, see our local SEO page for this city and pair it with your postcard spot.
- One business per category on this card, tracked separately from other editions.
- Owner-occupied routes east and west of State Street, delivered by USPS EDDM.
- Free professional ad design with proof approval before anything prints.
- Every ad can carry a QR code and a trackable offer.
- Published prices from $249 for a single spot, with double, 3-run and anchor options.
- One local owner handles your ad from reservation to mailbox.
Neighborhoods, Landmarks and Routes
Sandy spots are reserved separately from Draper, with their own open categories. The city grew from 6,438 residents in 1970 to 52,210 in 1980, so much of its housing dates from that decade and now needs new roofs, furnaces, windows and paint.
The eastern neighborhoods climb the slopes of the Wasatch Range around Alta Canyon and East Sandy, while the west side sits on the valley floor near Historic Sandy. Routes on both sides are mostly owner-occupied homes.
Six ZIP codes cover the city, from 84070 to 84094, so we choose carrier routes by neighborhood instead of by ZIP.
- East Sandy
- Alta Canyon
- Dimple Dell
- Historic Sandy
- The Cairns
- Crescent View area
- Wasatch foothills
ZIP codes we cover: 84070, 84090, 84091, 84092, 84093, 84094
Shops at South Town • Jordan Commons • Mountain America Exposition Center • America First Field • Hale Centre Theatre
I-15 runs down the west side with exits at 9000, 10600 and 11400 South, State Street runs parallel, and four Blue Line TRAX stations run from 9000 South to Crescent View.
Common Questions About the Sandy Card
Is a Sandy spot separate from a Draper spot?
Yes. Each edition tracks its own categories, so a roofing spot can be taken in Draper and still be open here. Each spot is its own reservation.
Do the routes cover both sides of State Street?
Yes. We build each mailing from owner-occupied carrier routes east and west of State Street, from foothill streets near Alta Canyon to the valley floor. Routes change by edition, so ask which ones are next.
Which trades fit homeowners near Dimple Dell and Alta Canyon?
Much of the city's housing went up in the 1970s, when the population grew from 6,438 to 52,210. Homes that age need roofs, furnaces, windows and paint, so home-service trades are a natural fit, along with dentists, salons and gyms.
What if my category is already taken on this card?
Ask about the Draper or Cottonwood Heights editions, or a solo EDDM mailing to routes you choose, priced by quote.
Can I follow up the card with door hangers near the Crescent View area?
Yes. Door hangers are printed by quote and let you reach the specific blocks where you already have jobs, alongside your spot on the card.
Reserve Your Spot on This Edition
Pick your category and spot type. We confirm your category is open and give you the next mail date before you pay.
Tyler will reach out directly during business hours (Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm).
Postcard Guides
Co-op Postcard Advertising Cost in Utah: Single, Double, 3-Run and Anchor Spots
Published prices: single spot $249, double $449, 3-run pack $649, back panel anchor $1,200. See what each includes and how payment works.
Read the guide ComparisonCo-op Postcard vs Solo EDDM Postcard
Shared card or a postcard of your own? Compare cost, control and reach for a co-op spot against a solo EDDM mailing in the Salt Lake Valley.
Read the guide What to ExpectFrom Reservation to Mailbox: What Happens After You Claim a Spot
Step by step from payment to mailbox: send your logo, offer and contact details, approve a free proof, then we print and mail to 2,500 homes.
Read the guide How It WorksHow Mail Routes Are Chosen for Single-Family, Owner-Occupied Homes
How each Community Postcard edition picks USPS carrier routes focused on single-family, owner-occupied homes, adding up to 2,500 homes.
Read the guide How It WorksHow to Track a Postcard Ad With QR Codes and Trackable Offers
Simple ways to see what your postcard ad brings in: a QR code on every ad, a unique offer code, and a habit of asking callers where they heard of you.
Read the guide Is It a Fit?Is a Shared Postcard a Good Fit for Your Business?
A quick self-check: who gets the most from a co-op postcard in Draper, Sandy and Cottonwood Heights, and when solo mail or digital fits better.
Read the guideOther Editions and Pages Nearby
Ask About Open Sandy Categories Today
Contact us for the next mail date and open categories.