All of our distributors carry GPS tracking equipment during every delivery shift. This allows us to monitor campaign progress, check that selected areas are being covered correctly and identify any streets that may need to be revisited.

GPS tracking is an important part of our quality control process.

 

Combined with active supervisors and careful campaign management, it helps us ensure that each delivery route is completed as accurately and professionally as possible. If any missed streets or gaps in coverage are identified, our team can arrange for these areas to be mopped up, helping to make sure your campaign reaches the households it was planned to target.

 

We also believe that reliable leaflet distribution starts with a reliable delivery team. That is why we pay our distributors above the minimum wage and reward them fairly for their hard work. Door-to-door delivery is physically demanding, and our teams are trained, supported and managed throughout each campaign.

 

A typical delivery shift lasts around 6 to 12 hours per distributor. On average, a four-person distribution team can cover approximately 3,500 to 4,000 households per shift, depending on the area, property density, access and delivery type.

Leaflet Media can currently deliver around 45,000 to 60,000 leaflets per week, giving us the capacity to manage both smaller local leaflet drops and larger multi-area distribution campaigns.