@Shawn Underwood  I have a lap top yes I use it when I travel in hotel rooms and to watch movies on the airplane when the carrier does not have built in TV's for the movies.. its free now took me a year to figure out how to get it on my lap top LOL.. but no I would never use the phone to look at BP screen is too small I don't even like to text or will respond to text messages ..

I've also experimented with direct printing on the carrier (envelope).

@Leeta Song I like the creativity of saving on postage by using the services of the paper carrier but where will he/she deliver the card to?

Ask your mail carrier to bird dog for you and give them several of your cards. 

It wont help on you last mailing but it will on your next as at times the Postal Carriers are so backed up that they let mail sit or throw it away and telling the local PostMaster of your issues will go a long way. 

And last week he became Aircraft Carrier Certified.

While you can go in and pick the carrier routes with higher average homeowner vs Renter, average income etc, based on census data, it still goes out to everyone - regardless of their status. 

I was just today looking at the ad holder in the child carrier section of the SHOPPING CART at the grocery store, thinking I'd like to see my ad there!  

The postcards it is easy for the carriers to throw in the middle of the junk mail and they get lost.I made 35,000 one time from a handwritten envelope to an apartment building owner so they can work sometimes. 35 cents made me 35k.              

Your targeting is limited to an entire carrier route and there is absolutely no personalization on the piece such as name or address.