Gilbert, Arizona. Two zones, ~91k households.
One of the wealthiest municipalities in Arizona. Our flagship market. Median household income $122,551. We split Gilbert into two distinct mailing zones so the card feels local and the economics work for practices on either side of town.
Pick a side of town.
Established neighborhoods, family-anchored, mature trees. Western Skies, downtown, Greenfield Lakes north.
Newer luxury developments — Cooper Commons, Higley, Power Ranch, Seville. Highest-income segment.
Magazine-quality. Printed. Held.
Each issue is designed as a curated guide, not a coupon — seasonal artwork frames a panel for every featured practice with your logo, your brand color, your photography, and a unique QR. Below: the front of two recent editions.
Average days the card sits in a home before it rotates off the fridge.
Spouses, parents, kids — every household decision-maker sees your name.
No competing practice in your specialty appears on the card. Period.
Soft-touch UV finish. Heavy enough to keep, beautiful enough to display.
Both zones, one city. By the route, by the zip.
Gilbert is split into two non-overlapping coverage zones — North and South — across six zip codes. Each zone has ~45,000 households; we mail 15,000 monthly and rotate through the full zone every quarter, reaching 95+% of Gilbert's ~97,000 homes.
What being featured actually does.
Direct mail is not just a lead-gen channel — and the leads it does drive are only part of the return. It is also a recognition channel that makes every other channel you run work harder. Four ways being featured pays back, beyond the patients you can directly attribute.
The decision-maker actually sees you.
Spouses, parents, household financial leads keep the card. They are the people who book the appointment — and they almost never see the Google ad you're paying for.
Recognition compounds across editions.
Patients see your name on the card four to seven times before any digital ad would have rendered for them. By the third drop, you are the practice they already think of when they search.
You sit beside trusted neighbors, not coupons.
A curated set of category-exclusive practices in your zone. No pizza coupons, no chiropractic adjacencies on the same envelope. Your panel borrows credibility from the company it keeps.
Branded search ends on you.
When a household eventually searches, they recognize your name. Branded search converts at three to seven times the rate of generic search — the ROI on every Google dollar you're already spending goes up.
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Tech-corridor families and Sun Lakes retirees. Two zones — North Chandler (older, established) and South Chandler (Ocotillo, Sun Lakes, newer luxury). Together they reach roughly 90,000 households.
Join Waitlist →The premium AZ market. Three zones — North Scottsdale + Paradise Valley (luxury corridor), Central Scottsdale (McCormick/Kierland/Gainey Ranch premium), and South Scottsdale + Old Town (downtown foot-traffic corridor). Roughly 142,000 households across the full city.
Join Waitlist →The fastest-growing high-income corridor in Maricopa County. Younger families, large lots, brand-new construction. Single zone for launch — population is dense enough for one full mailing but a north/south split is on the table for late 2027.
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