★ A tribute & archive — Ashwood, Inc. / Ashwood Printing, Menasha, Wisconsin · 2003–2005 · lovingly rebuilt, not a live business ★
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Ashwood, Inc. est. 2003 · Menasha, WI
◆ A 2004 Ashwood direct-mail offer

“Got something you'd like to say to 1,000 future customers?”

$495

Say it loud — send them 1,000 “Self-Mailing” Amazing Postcards.

Why postcards

“Postcards really do attract more cash-paying customers”

“In fact, postcard marketing is one of the most overlooked marketing techniques available today. Postcards are faster, easier, and more reliable than all other forms of direct advertising — and they only cost a fraction of traditional direct mail to produce.”

1
Mail a personalized, full-color mini-billboard to any address for less than a cup of coffee.
2
Get up to 7× more qualified prospects at a quarter of the cost of traditional direct mail.
3
Drive traffic to your website — even if all of your online lead sources have dried up.
Ashwood, Inc. $495 self-mailing postcard letter from Karen Keyzer
The actual mailer, on Ashwood letterhead — signed by Karen Keyzer. Recovered from the archive.

Who it was for

“It doesn't matter what line of business you're in”

Dentists, doctors, lawn-care professionals, real-estate brokers, professional speakers, insurance agents, chiropractors, hair dressers, CPAs, restaurateurs, dry cleaners, nutritional experts, attorneys, dog trainers, publishers, software programmers, consultants — and almost any other business you can think of — used postcard marketing to attract thousands of new customers.

DentistsRealtorsChiropractors RestaurateursCPAsDog trainers Lawn careInsuranceDry cleaners Attorneys

“At this moment you're just one postcard campaign away from success. All you need is the right postcard, mailed to the right audience, crafted with the right offer.”

There was a $99 starter, too

The flagship Amazing Postcards line started at 500 full-color cards for $99, and the self-mailing lead service became PostCardLeads.com. This $495 offer was the “say it to a thousand people at once” version.

See Amazing Postcards →   PostCardLeads.com →

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