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And As A Bonus, We'll Give You
The Census Tract Map For FREE With Your Order.
Sure, having a map of a census tract can be handy...but what we've found is that businesses often need more information than just a map. They want to know who lives or does business within a certain Census Tract - and they need to have the ability to contact them - typically through Direct Mail.
If you need to reach households or businesses within a given Census Tract, we can help.
We'll Transform A Static Census Tract Map Into A Marketing Opportunity!
How do we do it?
As a leading provider of Residential, Occupant and Business Data, we have created a unique process that overlays this valuable information onto the Census Tracts you provide within our GIS mapping software systems.
The result is not just a static map...but an address / contact list of every single household or business within that Census Tract!
A Completely New Prospecting Opportunity!
Our Census Tract / List Development Process is perfect for:
Here's our simple 3 step process:
Order Today And Let Us Turn That Plain Old Census Tract MapInto Actionable Knowledge!
Call Toll-Free 800-798-4572 or email: listadvisors@dietrich-direct.com
One very important note about Census Tracts...We have found on several occasions that our clients initially believed they needed census tracts (and maps) for the development of their prospect marketing lists and for subsequent mailing purposes, when in fact they didn't. Many believe that census tracts are the way that typical mailing lists are developed, and that the US Postal Service is somehow involved in the process. The USPS has nothing to do with Census Tracts. Census Tracts are geographies developed by the Census Bureau. Furthermore, the USPS does not offer postage discounts according to Census Tracts. Rather the USPS offers postage discounts according to their own set of delivery geographies, such as Carrier Routes and Zip Codes etc.
Some organizations do develop prospecting efforts by census tracts, such as banks that are required to comply with Fair Lending Laws and other Federal Regs, but the larger majority of clients don't need census tracts when developing a list of prospects in a particular area. The geography that is most applicable, and most advantageous to the typical direct marketers are postal geographies. If this raises questions in your mind, visit our page on Carrier Route Maps and Radius Mapping. If you still have questions and need guidance...pick up the phone or email us!
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