Business drops — B2B flyer distribution
Get your flyer, menu or brochure onto reception counters, break-room tables and office pinboards across the Melbourne CBD, tech precincts and industrial hubs.
What is a business drop?
A business drop is a targeted, in-person delivery of your flyer, menu or brochure to commercial premises — reception desks, break rooms, pinboards and counters — rather than residential letterboxes. It puts your material directly in front of office workers, decision-makers and staff during business hours, which makes it one of the most effective ways to reach a B2B or professional audience in Melbourne.
Who business drops are for
- Cafés and lunch spots wanting corporate catering orders — get your menu in front of the office workers ordering lunch every day.
- Fitness studios, allied health and wellness businesses targeting local workers looking for a gym, physio or wellness service near their office.
- Trades and B2B services reaching decision-makers on-site, where a reception drop can land your offer directly with the person who signs off on it.
- Event promoters targeting professional audiences ahead of conferences, networking events or product launches.
Where we deliver
- Melbourne CBD — office towers, ground-floor lobbies, co-working spaces.
- Cremorne, Collingwood, Richmond — tech and creative office clusters.
- Southbank & Docklands — corporate and residential-office hybrids.
- Industrial hubs — Port Melbourne, Notting Hill, Dandenong South, Tullamarine.
How a business drop works
- Choose a target list — by suburb, building type, or industry — so your material reaches the right kind of business.
- A uniformed distributor visits each address, asks permission at reception, and leaves your flyers where staff will see them.
- Photo proof from each successful drop is uploaded live, so you can see coverage as it happens.
- You receive a completion report listing addresses covered, any refusals, and general observations from the run.
Business drops vs letterbox distribution — what's the difference?
Letterbox distribution delivers to residential letterboxes across a suburb, reaching every household in your chosen area. Business drops are different — they target commercial premises specifically, placing your material with reception staff or in shared office spaces. If you're selling to consumers at home, letterbox distribution is the better fit. If you're selling to other businesses or reaching people at work, a business drop puts your flyer where decision-makers actually are during the day.
Pricing
Business drops price higher per stop than letterbox distribution, because each visit is a personal interaction rather than a letterbox drop — a distributor has to reach reception, ask permission, and hand over your material. That interaction is also what makes it more effective for a targeted B2B audience. Configure a drop in the quote builder or view current rates on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver menus to offices for corporate catering?+
Yes, this is one of the most common reasons cafés book a business drop. A distributor takes your menu directly to reception or a break room, so it reaches the people ordering lunch rather than sitting in a rack near the door.
What happens if reception refuses the drop?+
It gets logged as a refusal in your completion report rather than left behind anyway. Some buildings run a no-flyers policy at the front desk, and we'd rather tell you that honestly than fudge the numbers.
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