Weekly Round-Up: Make 4 Postcards Per Sheet, Costume Shippers, & More
by Chelsea Camper | Last Updated February 26, 2020Here’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.
Monday
- How To Make Four Postcards On The Same Sheet in Word. Trying to make multiple postcards on the same sheet of paper? Check out this How To for some help!
- Join the conversation!
#QotD: How do you #PrintYourOwn #Postcards?
? BurrisComputerForms (@pcforms) July 16, 2012
Tuesday
- Shipping Labels and Tangerine Notecards for Costume Shippers. Even though we just made it into summer last month, fall isn’t too far away. Find out how you can spice up your costume order fulfillment this Halloween season.
- 5 Reasons Why Your Direct Mail Piece is Collecting Dust. Give you Direct Mail Campaign a quick check up and make sure you’re not doing these 5 things to it!
Wednesday
- 10 Critical Must Have Elements In An International Commercial Invoice. Make sure you dont’ forget these pieces of your commercial invoice! It’s one of the most important shipping documents.
- Five Successful Ways to Use QR Codes. Having trouble getting into QR Codes? These five successful ways to use QR Code will help you get on track!
Thursday
- 12 Common Types of Bill of Lading Forms & When To Use Them. So you know about BOLs and you know that there are a lot of them, but which ones are used for what!? Check out these common types of Bill of Lading forms and find out when they should be used.
- QotD: Are you Environmentally conscience with your Direct Mail Campaigns? If so, how?
Friday
- 4 Simple Ways to Beef Up Your Amazon and eBay Order Fulfillment. Find out how you can streamline your online order fulfillment with just a few simple things.
Next Week!
Next week we’ll talk about return labels, printing your own door hangers, barcode tags, and more!
What would you like to talk about next week?
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