Weekly Round-Up: Pack Slips, Chain of Custody Forms, and More!

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!

Monday

• USPS will run their 2% discount on direct mail postage again this Summer. “This year’s big summer promotion from the US Postal Service will offer a 2% discount for mail that sports a mobile barcode that sends consumers to e-commerce or personalized websites.”
• 23 Great Direct Mail Tips for Entrepreneurs. Tip #19: “A good printer can make your direct mail marketing because they may be able to offer great strategy and insight where you lack experience.” Remember, you know your customers best!

Tuesday

• What Can You Do With an LS-U? Part 2: Packing Slip and Shipping Label. The second part in our LS-U series. Explore the idea of printing a packing slip beside your shipping label on the same form!
• 10 Customer Rules. Are your customers happy with your order fulfillment pace? Follow these 10 rules and you’ll have happy, smiling customers!

Wednesday

• Ecommerce, Order Fulfillment, and Order Management Resource page. This resource page lists some of the top programs to help your company manage its operations.
• 4 Reasons to Print Pack Slip and Shipping Label Directly on Same Form.
  1. Save Money
  2. Keeps Pack Slip and Shipping Label Together
  3. Print Your ToS On the Back
  4. Print Return Information On the Back

Thursday

• USPS Shoots for $1 billion in Annual Every Door Direct Mail Sales. Last year the USPS was so encouraged by their EDDM sales that this year they’re shooting for $1 billion! This program seems to be really taking off. Are you on board?
• Every Door Direct Mail Case Study. In this case study we break down the differences between standard direct mail marketing and using Every Door Direct Mail for marketing.

Friday

• What’s the difference Between a DOT and federal Chain of Custody Form? Since this is one of the most frequently asked questions about our Chain of Custody forms, we decided to write this helpful blog post about it. (:
• Drug Testing Glossary. If there are some Chain of Custody terms that you’re not 100% sure of what they mean, you should check out this little glossary.

Next Week!

Next week well talk about collating shipping forms, EDDM, and designing your own shipping forms.

What else would you like to talk about next week?

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