Monday, 9 November 2009

flyer distribution manchester - tadtu a history

Tadtu distribution's main business involves Flyer Distribution Manchester, although that wasn't always the case. Tadtu began its life as concierge and cleaning company delivering food, alcohol and the like to the apartments of manchester city centre and salford quays.
It was this early business that gave Tadtu its unrivalled access to the city centre of manchester and salford quays.
In early 2005 Tadtu became Tadtu distribution, with the concierge and cleaning services sold off.
Tadtu now has three main areas of business:

Tadtu works with teams of 3-6 distributors in two Tadtu vans and can saturate the whole of manchester city centre and salford quays including apartments, retail, hotels and bars/restaraunts in three days. Maximum numbers are around 19000 items currently and this takes three days.
We predict that the maximum numbers will be around 24000 in 24 months time.
Tadtu delivery colleagues all wear uniforms and are fully trained and vetted before being employed by the company. They carry out visual inspections before and after deliveries to make sure they leave postrooms in the same state as they were before they arrived. After all, we want your campaing to have a positive impact on your clients not a negative one.

Tadtu has a customer guarantee:
  • We only deliver items into letterboxes never leave them in piles which will utlimately be thrown away
  • We honour 'no unaddressed mail' stickers on letterboxes and will never force an item into an already full letterbox as this is a waste for our clients and annoys the target markets.
  • We will provide a full breakdown of where each item has been delivered.
  • we will keep you advised of your campaign every step of the way.
Tadtu is also evolving with the needs of its clients and is currently updating its website and will soon be able to provide a complete design printing and distribution services so please watch this space.

So for all your flyer distribution manchester needs forget the rest and think Tadtu.