2.5 hrs is not bad for distribution as mailing them out yourself would have been at least ~$200 I imagine.
Did you hit up an apartment complex or something though as 500 pieces is a lot to distribute in that timeframe though...or at least it sounds like it.
Yes, complexes only.
Haha, djlance. Can't quote you, system thinks I am posting urls or something
As I expected:
8 clicks on the credit offer.
1 on the coffe maker.
0 sales.
Time for some lessons learned:
-Write better copy. Take some time for that. Research your targeted market. Write for them and for them only.
-Print in better quality. The quality sucked. There was a h in the link that look like a b.
-The tearsheet effect wasn't worth the time. Because the effect wasn't there at all.
-Select better offers. Make sure out of every 100 people you hit at least more than 5. Ex.: Diet, Sex, Money
-Add QR-Codes
Stay tuned guys. Tonight I'll write another campaign. This time:
-Better offers
-Better place
-Better copy
Will be about 1.000 pieces. Promoting: High-converting dating pay-per-sale,
win a car pay-per-lead, star-featured weightloss pay-per-lead, plus one
more offer. Not selected yet.
First results? In 48 hrs.
I'm waiting for Updates

I am planing to print 500 stickers (dating niche) and put them on busstop und Train stations
QR codes dude! QR codes. But warning: They gotta be 300 dpi to print
them. Here's how you do that:
Create a free QR code online. Open in Gimp or Photoshop. Zoom in.
Take a screen cap. Save in new file.
Just making your stickers 300x200 pixel in ps will probably kill it. Make
it huge. 3000x2000 pixel or something like that. Will secure the QR code
to survive. Don't make it smaller than one inch x inch. So older cameras
can use it, too.
USE CURIOSITY! Maybe split-test Headline + QR vs QR only?
Keep us updated.