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Pitney Bowes Expands Direct Mail Services in Southeastern U.S.
Opens new Direct Mail Presort Services Operating Center in
“Pitney Bowes is experiencing strong growth by helping companies
facilitate commerce and navigate the complexities of a physical and
digital world,” said
Responding to customer demand,
Pitney Bowes’ direct mail expansion in the Southeast follows its recent
expansion in the Northeast. In January, the company merged two centers
in
Pitney Bowes’ other Direct Mail Presort Services Operating Centers are
located in
Clients who use Pitney Bowes’ direct mail presorting services can realize:
- Reduced postage costs. Pitney Bowes’ large network of centers enables mailers to optimize their postage spend by leveraging state of the art sorting solutions, resulting in efficiencies and significant postage discounts.
- Operational cost savings. Mailers choosing Pitney Bowes Presort Services can reduce processing costs and redeploy resources to more revenue generating initiatives.
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Faster, more predictable in-home delivery.
Pitney Bowes delivers mail closer to its final destination by presenting it directly to the United States Postal Service’s (USPS) Sectional Center Facilities (SCF) resulting in faster, more predictable and consistent in-home delivery.Pitney Bowes also offers Full Service Intelligent Mail Barcode Tracking and Self Delivery. -
Quality assurance. With its Total Quality Management (TQM)
process and dedicated Quality Assurance teams at each site,
Pitney Bowes meets the highest quality standards available and it is the USPS’s largest workshare partner.
“Pitney Bowes’ direct mail presorting services, and particularly our expansion into the Southeast, delivers more value to our clients,” Pfeiffer said. “We are excited about this expansion, the opportunity it represents for our clients, and what it says about Pitney Bowes’ continued leadership in providing presort services in the direct mail space.”
Statistics show that the growth in digital marketing is not
resulting in a decline in direct mail. In fact, from 2009 to 2013, the
total U.S. marketing spend on direct mail has stayed largely flat
(Source: Winterberry). Moreover, 76% of consumers have made a purchase
based on something they received in the mail in the last 12 months
(Source: ExactTarget), and 86% of marketers say multichannel campaigns
that leverage both physical and digital communication are “critical to
their success going forward” (Source:
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