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USPS® Helping e-tailers

Posted by Cynthia Williams on July 23, 2010 in Print vs. Online

This month the USPS® is reaching out to e-tailers with a new campaign showcasing how printed catalogs can dramatically increase online sales.  The campaign, “Getting Started in Catalogs,” includes an instructional DVD and free live webinars that show how catalogs, when used as an extension of a company’s Internet-shopping portal, can increase online purchases. The DVD features testimonials from widely recognized companies such as Dell and Zappo’s, businesses that became leaders by adding catalogs to their marketing mixes. To order your free DVD click here.

The free live webinars will be held on July 28 (Catalog Creative That Sells!) and August 24 (Driving Web Sales Through the Use of Catalog & Direct Mail).  Let me know what you think of the DVD and webinars.

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One Response to “USPS® Helping e-tailers”

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    This will be a excellent web site, would you be involved in doing an interview about how you developed it? If so e-mail me!

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