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TurnKey Direct gets businesses the greatest possible return on every advertising dollar they spend. Print, Personalized Direct Mail, Fulfillment
Consolidated Direct Mail Servi
2550 South Decker Lake Boulevard # 18
Salt Lake City UT 84119
(801) 975-9334
What we do is simple. We create world-class branding (logos). Then we get your company NOTICED through well placed marketing and advertising!
We design, print, and mail advertisements for local businesses. We focus on getting our clients more customers...and keeping them.
Affordable ad-sharing postcards that are "Too Groovy" to throw away! We promote the benefits of buying from locally owned businesses.
Direct Mail advertising to homes in South Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, and Bluffdale, in 15,000 home increments.
We are a privately held company in Kaysville, UT proudly doing business for 14 years. Is this your business? Claim This Profile
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