Define the service market
Choose ZIP codes or nearby areas that match the practice footprint.
Explore local targeting →Sendvo helps local professional-service teams prepare direct mail for nearby households, businesses, or permitted owned lists. Start with geography, known records, or EDDM.
Specialty data is optional. It is not the default for local professional-service outreach.
Use a suitable audience source and confirm permissions, professional duties, and campaign purpose.
Choose ZIP codes or nearby areas that match the practice footprint.
Explore local targeting →Prepare client or prospect records only when the business has a suitable purpose and rights.
Review list preparation →Use broad local coverage when the campaign does not need named recipients.
See EDDM options →The business owns professional claims, required disclosures, content, audience, and approval.
Prepare clear practice information for a defined local market.
Plan the mailpiece →Coordinate the message, audience, and schedule through a reviewed workflow.
See campaign automation →Reconnect through an owned list when the business confirms the purpose and permissions.
Review mailing costs →Sendvo supports the operating path. The professional-service team owns claims, rules, and approval.
Confirm the audience, workflow, creative, and cost path.
Confirm audience rights, professional rules, claims, disclosures, content, and approval.
Start with local targeting, EDDM, or an owned list the business is permitted to use. Specialty data is optional and is not the default local audience path.
No. The business remains responsible for audience rights, professional rules, claims, disclosures, content, and final approval. Sendvo does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance.
No. Sendvo supports campaign preparation, sending, and delivery tracking. It does not guarantee inquiries, clients, consultations, or revenue.
Choose the audience path, review approved content, and confirm pricing before submission.