Weekly Round-Up: EDDMs, 5 Reasons to use Labels, QR Codes, and More

by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated August 16, 2021

Here’s a round-up of some popular posts and interesting articles we talked about this week (plus a sneak peek of what’s coming up next week!) in a brief, easy to digest post.

Grab your lasso!

Mondayround up

  • Verify your bar codes. The TruCheck Omni bar code verifier can help you ensure that your bar codes can be read by a variety of bar code scanners.
  • Top 5 Bar Code Scanners Under $500.
    1. Symbol LS2208
    2. Hand Held Products 3800G
    3. Symbol LS4208
    4. Metrologic MS9540 Voyager
    5. Motorola Symbol LS4278

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

  • Every Door Direct Mail Informational page from the USPS. It’s got a lot of really good PDFs to help you out!
  • 16 Every Door Direct Mail Tips and Tricks. Here’s a sampling of what was in the post:
    1. Pick routes by entering your store’s location and using the map to decide which routes youd like to send to.
    2. Don’t try to say everything at once.
    3. Set printer to print 50 at a time.
    4. Use soft elastic loops to bundle sets of 50.

Friday

  • Humorous Direct Mail tests on the USPS. They may not have a good record for tracking your packages, but if you ever want to mail a pair of tennis shoes minus the box, they’ll get it there!
  • Epic EDDM Ebook. We’ve got a new eBook out! Go download it and take a look. …Please? (:
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Next Week!

Coming up next week we’ll be diving into merging bar codes and inventory management systems, sheet labels vs. roll labels, what it means to be green, and more!

What would you like to talk about next week?

 

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