Blog: Mailing

NeoStats now does more than just track your postage spend by mail class and department. Version 3 has just launched, with many great new features. In addition to overall improved navigation and postage machine information, NeoStats now offers detailed weight break reporting on your mail...

Are your mail pieces ready for the upcoming holidays? Our eye-catching new NeoSlogan designs for Father's Day and 4th of July will make them stand out from the rest. In fact, personalized envelopes have higher mail open rates! So, add a seasonal touch to your mailings and let your envelopes do...

Mailboxes have officially gone digital. Well… sort of. A new proposal to the USPS would send text or email messages to recipients the moment mail arrives in their mailbox. It’s a patented service called Postal Notice. On top of providing critical arrival notice for important legal documents like...

According to Fortune.com, the Post Office^™ aims to raise stamp prices by at least a penny after the reported quarterly loss of $562 million this past quarter. Though that number may seem daunting and there are countless reports about the state of the Postal Service^®, here are some of the...

In a May 22 press release recapping the first days of the National Postal Forum, the USPS^® announced that two million people signed up for the new Informed Delivery service highlighted in our April blog post. As a quick reminder, it’s a free feature that lets registered customers view their...

Introducing Neotouch: Turnkey Mail Prep & Delivery

Imagine sending a batch of invoices without ever having to place a single stamp. Or maybe your customer prefers email... or even text... Anyone else have just one customer who prefers fax? That’s where Neotouch comes in. Today’s changing...

Are your mail pieces ready for Mother’s Day? Our new NeoSlogan designs will make them stand out from the rest. In fact, personalized envelopes have higher mail open rates! So, be sure to give your mail pieces a seasonal touch in celebration of Mother’s Day on May 14… and let your envelopes do...