Doorhangers

Ken@Storm Force

New Member
Speaking of doorhangers, I was considering having some printed up for residential distribution. Has anyone had any luck with them and what can I expect to pay per thousand to have them printed? Anyone know of any good deals on the net where I can order them? Are doorhangers more effective that just printing up flyers on the computer?

Thanks for your input....

Ken


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Shrido

New Member
Hey Ken, Not sure if this helps or not but I have seen the door hangers at office max that can be run thru the puter like the brochures and such. Not sure of the price tho. At least you can play with them till you get what works best for you. Then get them copied. hope this helps some . Till then enjoy , John

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[This message has been edited by Shrido (edited February 18, 2001).]
 

Ron Musgraves

Administrator
Staff member
It has been a very long time since I have done door hangers. I don’t remember such a great response, this would not mean they didn’t work I just didn’t follow up on them at that stage of my business. I was new when I did them and was by myself trying to handle everything. I like door hangers rather than flyer. Everyone does flyers, you don’t often see door hangers. Probably because they are a little more expensive and require you hanging them one the door rather than throwing them on the ground in front of the door.

Design them so you can have them punched to be a door hanger or just something you and place by the door. Meaning when you lay out the artwork have some you don’t punch the hanger in, test them both and se what get you a better response the ones with the hanger or the one with out.


I do remember they worked for a while, I don’t have a lot of residential business. I do remember I did get a couple of commercial leads from the door hangers. I also got a great new construction customer that I still have today.

Prices to me I don’t recall, remember though all them are a re a flyer with a punch. Its not much more money to have things punched. Some places would like you to think it’s a big process. I pay about six dollars per 1000 too have Rolodex cards punched. I seen the machine that does this and they do them in a matter of seconds. Some printers don’t do this they send them out. Find one that doe it in house. I went to kinkos to see if they had the machines to do this and found out they send this type of work out, well the manager gave me the number of a guy who does this for them.



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Ron Marshal Phoenix AZ
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Shawn George

New Member
We use a publishing program that has a doorhanger template. Template prints lines for doorknob cutout. Program allows you to do all the text and picture layout and can be printed color or black/white.

We print (3) hangers on an 8 1/2" x 11" piece of card stock paper. (Staples or Kinkos for copies once you set up your master copy)

Downside is you have to cut them out yourself. But I have a 9yr old and 5yr old that love to help Dad with the "business stuff", so it works for me.
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Good luck,
Shawn @ Pressure-Tek

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Ken@Storm Force

New Member
Thanks Guys....
I'll take a look in Office Max tomoorow and see If I can print up some of my own as a template then have copies made at Kinkos or some local printers.

Ken

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