I requested some Samples On Your Site

Jack

However with the dollar cards people pick these up left and right and hold onto them. Because these were so successful we created AdBills.

The easiest I can explain is imagine you were walking along and saw a business card sitting on the ground. You would most likely walk right by and think nothing of it.

Now imagine walking and seeing a $100 dollar bill on the ground. It would get your attention, right? I’d bet big bucks that you’d stop and pick it up (because you think you’re picking up cash).

That’s why AdBills are so effective. They may cost a little more than vista print cards but the results will far outweigh handing out thousands of cheap cards and getting no business vs using AdBills and having your phone ring off the hook with new business.

Have a look and let me know your thoughts.

Thanks again,

Chris
http://www.adbills.com

A small flyer does equally as well. Sizzle cards will cost you anywhere from $85 per 1000 (don’t know where you got the price of $100 per 5k?) up to $145 which is the price John (above) sells theirs for.

A sizzle dollar bill card is better left somewhere, ie; restaurant, dropped on the ground, handed out as a biz card, left in a magazine, etc…

The fact is, for approx $40, you can get an entire reem of paper with either 4 or 6 per page with your small teaser ad on it. At that price, you’ll even get them cut by the printer. Now you have THOUSANDS at a fraction of the price you’ll pay for sizzle cards.

Use sizzle cards, yes! But use the small handbills/flyers to put on cars and they WILL be read.

It takes a fraction of a second for them to make their mind up if they’re goin’ to read it, and if you don’t crowd you message on the flyer, they WILL get your msg.

Bottom line, just don’t waste your money on placing sizzle cards on cars

As mentioned by John I don’t leave them under their wipers, but I do still leave them on peoples cars. The place that I have found is the best is to slide one right between the glass and the rubber seal right above where the door handle is on the drivers side door. It is right in the line of vision when they reach for the door handle to open the door.

Scott

Good Point … Putting cards under windshields can
annoy people

I did that in the beginning but later found
out that putting them near the drivers side window
was better

Your Dollar cards look like a great idea

Jack

This is a great article. It’s nice to see someone explain what a “sizzle card” is in simple terms. We get that question frequently.

I agree with most everything in your article except placing them in car windshields. Sorry, but many people are VERY touchy about their windshield wipers and having ads stuck to them. I think you’d tend to anger more people than interest in your offer. Alternatively, and ironically, we’ve found that sticking our dollar bill sizzle cards somewhere around the door handle has been a lot more acceptable.

A lot of our clients agree. We have a large MLM clientele, as well as a variety of other business models, that use our dollar bill business cards as sizzle cards and have found them tremendously effective. Of course, they tend to be more effective than the traditional business card style because these look like real $1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, or 100 dollar bills and they get picked up EVERY time. Even if they’re handed out and not dropped, they’re still kept longer than any other type of business card.

Your list of placements is just as well with the dollar bill cards, but from the feedback we get tend to get the best results where people tend to handle money the most; around ATMs, gas stations, coffee shop or cafe chair (as if it fell out of someone’s pocket, etc…

Anyway, kudos on the article. I hope your holidays go well!

Best Regards,

John
http://www.DollarCardMarketing.com