The Saline Local Community Card is a shared postcard built for small local businesses. One size, one price, and your business goes out to 4,920 homes in Benton without a big ad budget.
Claim Your SpotThe Saline Local Community Card is a full-color, 6.5"×12" postcard delivered to every mailbox on the mailing route. There's no envelope to open and no page to flip past. It goes straight into the hands of 4,920 Benton households.
Every ad on the card is the same size, and only one business per category gets a spot. When a neighbor pulls the card out of their mailbox, you're the only one in your line of work they'll see on it.
Only one business per category makes it onto each card. Claim your category before a competitor does.
To be on the next card, visit
To be on the next card, visitYour business is the only one in its category, so you're never sharing the card with a competitor.
All 16 spots are the same size, so no one gets buried under a bigger ad. Your business gets the same attention as everyone else on the card.
We handle the design, the printing, and the postage. You just show up.
Every spot is $250, which works out to 5¢ per home. There are no sizes to compare and no upsells.
Want to reach twice as many homes? The Saline Local Spotlight is our 9"×12" card, mailed to 10,000 homes with Small, Medium, and Large ad sizes.
From our first Saline Local Spotlight card
"WOW! The ad just mailed out and I immediately got a call which doubled my investment in Saline Local. At this rate I'll be able to afford a fourth topping on my pizza lol."
Ready to put your business in front of 4,920 Benton homes? There are only 16 spots on each card. Fill out the form below and I'll let you know if your category is open.
Prefer to call? (501) 502-2279.
A note from the founder
You don't need a massive ad budget to get noticed here. My goal is simple. I connect good local businesses with the neighbors who are already looking for what they offer.
That's it. No frills, no long-term commitment, just a straightforward way to get your name in front of people nearby.
— Chris Ragan, Saline County resident