Flyers handed over in person,
on the streets that matter

Hand-to-hand flyer distribution means handing out flyers in person rather than posting them, with trained Brand Ambassadors working busy locations such as high streets, station entrances, universities, retail pitches, and events. Because there is a short human exchange with every flyer, response tends to arrive faster than with passive formats. Oppizi plans the pitches, staffs the missions, prints the flyers, and reports on the results.

Planning inside Oppizi OS combines footfall data, audience density, the results of earlier campaigns, and your goals to rank pitches and mission times. That is how a brief becomes a schedule: the morning commute at one station, the lunch hour on a particular high street, the queue at an event. Zones and timings can be changed mid-campaign when the live data points somewhere better.

Oppizi Brand Ambassadors are recruited and trained in house, and work across more than 71 cities globally. Before a mission they are briefed on the campaign, the audience, how to hold a short conversation, and how to handle the artwork. Missions are GPS-tracked with photo verification, and output lands in Oppizi OS while the campaign is still running so quality issues get fixed the same day.

It depends on the location. Some councils operate consent schemes for distributing free printed matter in defined areas, and private land such as stations, shopping centres, and retail parks needs the site owner's agreement. Our operations team sorts permissions and site agreements as part of planning, so pitches are agreed before teams are booked.

QR codes, unique promo codes, dedicated landing pages, and CRM connections feed the Oppizi OS dashboard, alongside flyers distributed, scan rate, redemption rate, and cost per acquisition. Field notes from Brand Ambassadors add the qualitative side: which offer landed, which pitch was quiet. Every campaign is measured in Oppizi OS as it runs.

Choose hand-to-hand when you want an immediate response from people who are already out and about, which suits food delivery, events, gyms, hospitality, and new openings. Choose a door drop when you want steady coverage of residential postcodes over several weeks. Plenty of UK brands run both in the same area, one for the spike and one for the familiarity, on one plan and one dashboard.

Delivery apps chasing first orders, retail and ecommerce brands opening in a new city, gyms and studios building a local membership, restaurants filling quiet nights, and any brand that needs visibility in a dense city centre. Uber Eats works with Oppizi across the UK and Ireland on exactly this basis, running multi-city campaigns at the pace their growth targets demand.