The following flyer was submitted by Barb Cochran of WilliamsonToday.com. Here's what Barb has to say about the arrangement she made with Dominos Pizza.....

"I called to order a pizza at Dominos over the 4th of July weekend. The person on the other end of the line was not the normal teenager, after ordering our pizza I asked if I was speaking to the owner. When he said yes, I told him I was with WilliamsonToday.com and I had been meaning to call him. I told him I had an idea that I thought would benefit both of us. We made an appointment for the next day. I'm giving them a Platinum listing with coupons, and I'm putting them on the top of the coupon page. In return they will put my flyers on all their pizza boxes. The flyers tell people to log on to WilliamsonToday.com and print out their "special coupon offers" - this will only be available on our website.

The owner of this Dominos told me I should also contact the owner of another Location and see if they would be interested too.... they were. Between the two locations they are delivering 2,100 pizzas per week.

The flyers are 8 1/2 x 5 1/2. I print them on 8 1/2 x 11 card stock (67lb), 2 per page, and then cut in half."

This deal is bound to get Barb a truckload of traffic for her city site. Although Barb is using the color flyer below I see no reason why you couldn't make do with a flyer printed in one color ink on white or color paper stock. As to affixing the flyers to the pizza boxes of course that is Dominos job and they also furnish the with which to affix them, whether it be scotch tape, glue gun or whatever.

UPDATE: Barb has changed her format a bit to accomodate the placing of both the coop flyer plus one of Dominos own flyers on the pizza box at the same time. In addition she is now selling advertising at the bottom of the flyer to other businesses. This covers the cost of her flyers.....bottom line, the only thing she pays for in this deal is a bit of sweat equity.

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This file contains Barbs layout prior to selling advertising. This is the sample she showed potential advertisers.

This is the finished product. You'll notice that the Community South Bank took two spots.