Archive for the ‘General’ tag
How to Practice Cell Phone Etiquette
How to Practice Cell Phone Etiquette - wikiHow.
Not specific to mailing, of course, but a great common sense look at how to be courteous while using your cell phone.
Take a look, you may see yourself in some of these situations and not even realize how others may be perceiving you as being rude. I know I have committed some of these “oops” myself, and will work on being more sensitive to those around me.
DMM Advisory
Congratulations to the DMM Advisory for adding it’s 10,000th subscriber. You can see how often I post information from this valuable USPS communication resource.
The DMM Advisory archives are located here:
http://pe.usps.gov/DMMAdvisory.asp
Worth a bookmark.
Senior Prank Launches Federal Investigation
Senior Prank Launches Federal Investigation - WJW.
If you were the USPS, wouldn’t an order for 5,000 Priority Mail boxes make your sales people want to follow up?
Postal Affairs Blog Newsletter
Postal Affairs Blog Newsletter
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Mimicry / Flattery
They say that mimicry is the sincerest form of flattery, but I’m still amazed at the slew of “Postal Affairs Blogs” that are popping up. Most of them are just re-posting USPS output, like the DMM Advisory, word for word-which is most often too much information. That makes for more a news collection rather than a real blog, with real commentary. Copy and paste is not exactly what a blog is supposed to provide.
This Postal Affairs blog is the original and longest-running Postal Affairs blog out there. Savvy mailers, mail owners, and vendors know where to get the best, most timely Postal Affairs information possible. It will be a long time, if ever, that the others out there catch up.
Bookmark, subscribe, comment, and support this blog - don’t settle for an imitation!
Mail Moves America Update
Courtesy of PostCom
National Alliance of Standard Mail and Logistics (NASML)
If you are in the Dallas, TX area, you have the opportunity to participate in some great working dinner meetings and speakers:
DFW Mailers Association (NASML Coallition Member) meets for a working dinner with the surrounding Principals and Executives of our Industry with the USPS District and SW Regional Senior Staff.
Guest speaker each month from either MTAC, USPS, or other industry professional regarding the latest topics ongoing or upcoming. Open forum for Q & A. These meetings occur on a monthly basis, the first Tuesday of each month, (Except July and December).
For the February 3rd meeting:
Time: 6:00 PM
Place: Clampitt Creative Paper Center
9207 Ambassador Row
Dallas, TX 75247
The DFW Mailers Association and (NASML) National Alliance of Standard Mailers & Logistics (A USPS® MTAC Association Member) announces Ms. Rose Flanagan, Director Postal Operations Transcontinental Direct and a MTAC Representative as the evenings speaker on Tuesday, February 3, 2009.
Presentation and open discussion with USPS Management from SW Area, Dallas and Fort Worth Districts on the recent Federal Register notices: Booklet and Self Mailer Proposal (which will be closed); the New Standards for Domestic Mailing Service (which will be open for comment – we need everyone to understand and push comments) and the now-defunct USPS Form PS 6014.
A working dinner – Space limited – RSVP Today!
contact - Mr. Rusty Helsley rhelsley@helsleymailingsupply.com
Tuesday, March 3, 2008 meeting
Speaker: Mr. Jeffery Peoples, Founder and CEO of WindowBook, Inc.
Jeff’s presentation titled “How to Fuel your Business Growth with Mail.dat” will be a very timely presentation with the industry and economic challenges we all face today.
Please contact Mr. Rusty Helsley for the location in Dallas Texas and your RSVP. rhelsley@helsleymailingsupply.com BY RSVP IN ADVANCE ONLY! Cost per person $30.00.
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to all of my readers and friends. I really appreciate your comments and support this past year, and I am looking forward to a great 2009.
Best wishes!
Best Wishes
Wishing everyone a joyous and peaceful holiday season!