One yard makes
a Ripple.
Automatic neighbor marketing for Mosquito Authority. Every treated yard mails the homes around it — real postcards, a game neighbors actually play, and new customers you can trace.
You already know
5 up / 5 down.
Finish a treatment, and your tech hangs flyers on the five houses up and five houses down the street. Smart play — neighbors trust what they can see with their own eyes.
The idea isn't the problem. The problem is what happens on a busy Tuesday…
…here's how it actually goes.
It gets skipped
Busy day, tired crew, bad weather — the hangers ride home in the truck.
It gets tossed
A flyer on a door handle reads like junk mail with extra steps.
It never looks the same
Whatever got printed (or handwritten) that week — that's your brand out there.
You can't track it
No way to know if a single customer ever came from one.
Meet Ripple.
The exact same neighbor play — done for you, by mail, after every single treatment.
Three steps. You only do one.
You finish a treatment
Mark it done — same as always. That's your entire role in this system.
Postcards mail themselves
Printed & mailed to the 20 closest homes within a day. Existing customers skipped.
Neighbors scan & play
The card's code opens a swat-the-swarm game — with a real prize inside.
Don’t take our word for it.
Go swat something.
This is the exact page a neighbor lands on after scanning a Mosquito Authority postcard — greeted with their own street name.
- A live swarm that flees your finger
- Mosquito Authority fuchsia & navy — franchise-compliant
- Prize applies itself — they book in one tap
Every Monday:
the receipts.
One simple email. Cards mailed, games played, new customers won — and exactly which job each customer came from. Door hangers can never tell you that.
MONDAY REPORT
Retire the door hangers.
5 up / 5 down
- Crew hangs flyers by hand
- 10 doors — when someone remembers
- Tossed with the junk mail
- Looks different every time
- No way to know it worked
Ripple
- Zero minutes of crew time
- 20 mailboxes — every single job
- A game people actually finish
- On-brand, every time
- Every customer traced to its job
Then it ripples.
Every new customer's first treatment mails their neighbors — and the cycle starts again.
One yard becomes a street. A street becomes a neighborhood.