Dörrposter

Dörrposter is a term originating from Swedish that translates to "door poster" or "door advertisement." It refers to a form of advertising or communication that is affixed to the exterior of doors, typically in residential buildings, apartment complexes, or commercial establishments. These posters serve various purposes, including advertising local businesses, announcing community events, providing important information to residents, or even for political campaigns.

The practice of using dörrposter is common in many countries, although the specific term might vary. They are often printed on paper or thin cardstock and are usually attached using adhesive or tape. The size and design of dörrposter can differ greatly depending on the message and the intended audience. While often considered a low-cost advertising method, their effectiveness can be debated, as they may be perceived as intrusive or easily ignored by recipients. Regulations regarding the placement and content of dörrposter can exist in some areas to manage unsolicited mail and advertising. Despite potential drawbacks, dörrposter remain a visible element of local communication in many communities.