Market your business with Direct Mail Marketing
In a world where people are often focused on their smartphones, it’s easy to overlook the effectiveness of direct mail marketing. Customize your marketing with printed mailers that deliver measurable results and help your brand stand out in a digital landscape.
Direct mail marketing lets you reach your target audience quickly and effectively, delivering your message directly. When executed properly, it has been shown to enhance customer loyalty and increase brand awareness. Whether you are sending a postcard or a package filled with promotional items to 250 addresses or 250,000, we can efficiently design, print, and mail your campaign.
From creative concepts and eye-catching designs to expert production, mailing list curation, custom envelopes, and effective distribution, we manage your direct mail project every step of the way. Whatever your print marketing goals, we are here to help you spread the word and achieve success.
Serving Businesses
Since 1979
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
97.2%+
Folded Self-Mailer Requirements
1) Final folds on the top will no longer be allowed.
2) Self-mailers that now only need one tab on the top will need two.
3) Quarter-fold self-mailers must be at least 70# book (=28# bond).
4) No tabs will be allowed on the bottom.
5) The final folded panel creates the non-address side of the mail piece by folding from bottom to top or lead to trail edge
Folded Self-Mailer Reference Material
USPS Booklet Sealing Requirements
On September 8th, 2019, the U.S. Postal Service regulations took effect, creating a new Booklet class of self-mailers. The regulation included new specifications for booklet size, paper weight, and sealing options for machinable, automated letter-size booklets.
USPS Booklet Sealing Requirements
Address Requirements for Automation Flats
Effective March 29, 2009, the US Postal Service adopted new address placement and formatting requirements for flat-size pieces sent at automation, presorted, or carrier route prices.
Failure to meet the new placement requirements can result in the disallowance of all automation and presort discounts, which means single-piece first-class rates, based on weight, will apply.
USPS Address Requirements for Automation Flats
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