Blog: Mailing

There’s never been a better time to use a postage meter now that the USPS^® has announced a reduction for the first time in nearly a century. Regardless of the type of mail or sort levels, meter owners will realize average savings of over 4%!

With the price of First-Class letters increasing in 2019, you might already know that postage meters can help you save—almost 10 percent on each letter. But there are a number of other benefits you might not be as familiar with. See the full list below!

1. Convenience

It’s like having a...

It is important to get the basics of invoicing right. Here are the top ten tips that will help improve your invoicing process.

1. Start Early

A vital factor that is often overlooked is the importance of discussing the invoicing process with the customer early on in the relationship....

First-Class Mail^® Benefits and Costs Explained

First-Class Mail

The United States Postal Service® classifies mail into different services, called “classes.” Each class of mail has its own features, service levels, postage prices and presort requirements. In this post we explore the benefits...

Mailing and shipping for the holidays can be stressful, but it doesn't have to be!

Be prepared for the busiest time of the year and keep your year-end mailings and packages on time with our infographic. We've rounded up holiday shipping deadlines for major carriers and their popular...

Personalized envelopes have higher open rates. So, fall into the habit of personalizing your business envelopes with these new NeoSlogan designs for Halloween!

The best time of the year is here! Be sure that you are getting the most out of mailing and shipping this season with our Discount Days of Fall infographic. A checklist of quick and easy things you can do to save this season. Print it out, get a pen, and get started! 

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1. Certified Mail™ is just for legal documents.

Certified Mail is a USPS^® Extra Service that can be used for any important mailing that you want to have proof was received. Certified Mail requires a signature when it is received and this record is maintained for two years by the USPS. If you...