Mortgage professionals can now add an extra punch to mailings by designing U.S. postage stamps printed with their photos, logos and/or website addresses on them.
Earlier this year, three web-based companies announced the ability for customers to take photographs and turn them into U.S. postage stamps -- stamps that can add a personal touch to mailings. Now, because of new postal regulations, businesses can reap the benefits of personalized postage, as well.
Put your logo on a stamp. Sending out a flyer? Postcard? Brochure? Personalized mailings with postage featuring your company logo and website can grab attention and add a memorable touch to your marketing pieces.
Tell your referral partners. Show your appreciation for referral partners by telling them about this clever marketing strategy.
Give them to your clients. As a closing gift, your business-owning clients will appreciate postage stamps with their logo and website printed on them. Stamps made from photos of their children are great gifts, too.
Three companies authorized by the United States Postal Service to provide photo postage are PhotoStamps (
www.photo.stamps.com), $17.99 for 20 39-cent stamps; Zazzle (
www.zazzle.com), $17.99 for 20 39-cent stamps; and Endicia (
www.endicia.com), $17.95 for 20 39-cent stamps. The price drops when ordering increased quantities. See websites for more information and be sure to read the terms and conditions. Certain images are currently prohibited from being turned into postage stamps.
Ordering photo postage requires your own artwork and Internet access. Simply log on to the site, upload a picture and pay via credit card. The process is quick and easy.
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