Moving Company Flyers

A 6x6 square flyer fits apartment elevator bulletin boards and leasing office racks without sticking out. This size holds a truck photo, a bold headline like "Local Move $99/hour," and a text-for-quote number. Print 500 to 1,000 to cover 5 to 10 buildings for 2 months.

Include one clear example: either a 1-bedroom flat rate like $499 or an hourly floor like $99/hour for 2 movers. This reduces scam fear and gets calls. Keep the rate visible at 6x6 size. Update the rate every 90 days to match your quote calculator.

Use permission-based placement and set a stack size for each approved area. Fifty to 100 pieces per apartment complex can cover the leasing office, community board, and resident handouts, but the manager's rules come first. A unique text keyword or QR code per building lets you compare inquiries before refreshing the run or expanding to more properties.

No, create separate flyers. A local move flyer shows hourly rates and a truck photo. A long-distance flyer needs a binding estimate timeline and DOT number. Mixing them confuses customers. Run two 6x6 designs and print 250 each for a test.

Yes, if you operate across state lines, display your USDOT number on every flyer. Local-only movers should show their local address and license number. This builds trust in a scam-sensitive industry. Add it at the bottom in 8pt font. It takes up minimal space on a 6x6 flyer.

Use a photo of your actual branded truck, not a generic stock image. Customers trust real equipment. Show the truck in front of a local landmark or apartment building. At 6x6 size, the truck should fill at least 40% of the card area. A clean truck signals professionalism.

Assign a unique text keyword or phone extension per building, like "TEXT OAK to 555-0100" for Oakwood Apartments. Print the keyword on the flyer. Track responses weekly. For 10 buildings, use 10 keywords and order 100 flyers per keyword. This method costs nothing extra.

Only if packing is a core offer. If you provide full packing, add a line like "Packing available $50/hour." Otherwise, keep the focus on truck, rate, and CTA. A cluttered 6x6 flyer reduces response. Test with and without packing to see which pulls more calls over 30 days.

Peak moving season is May through September, with June and July being the busiest. Distribute flyers 2 weeks before the 1st of the month. For year-round steady leads, drop flyers in complexes near colleges in August and January. Order 500 flyers per campaign wave to hit 5 buildings.