advertising mail

This sector is the only source of advertising mail shown in Table 2.

Advertising mail has experienced high growth rates in all periods.

It was advertising mail, like most of that which he'd opened on his first visit and later burned in the forest.

Do you know they will not get paid for delivering all that advertising mail to every house, office and site on their rounds.

Numerous polls have found that Americans consider advertising mail to be intrusive.

Use of the term presumes that advertising mail is without value, merit or quality.

Third-class advertising mail, despite competition from several sources, has increased in recent years because business people find it effective.

You can write to the mailers of advertising mail.

This sector does not include bill/payment or advertising mail.

It consists primarily of advertising mail that is not required to be sent First Class.

The company is a also a prolific sender of traditional and electronic advertising mail.

As we will see later, the volumes of both bill and advertising mail, included in this sector, have increased in the 90s.

For nonprofit advertising mail, the minimum rate will increase from 8.5 cents to 8.7 cents.

There are a number of actions the public can take to eliminate or reduce the amount of advertising mail they receive.

Some organizations attempt to help people opt out of receiving advertising mail, in many cases motivated by a concern over its negative environmental impact.

There are both advantages and disadvantages to using email marketing in comparison to traditional advertising mail.

A subject that is discussed during the entry interview is the household's reaction to advertising mail.

There are more than 118 million postal addresses in this country and most people clearly want the information, convenience and value offered by advertising mail.

Notwithstanding, we assume here that all carrier route advertising mail would be available to cream skimmers.

First-Class advertising mail growth could offset some of the loss in bill/payment mail.

The respondents are asked, among other things, if they read advertising mail and if they find it useful.

Several organizations offer opt-out services to people who wish to reduce or eliminate the amount of addressed advertising mail they receive.

It is often used in direct marketing and other advertising mail, although it has other uses as well.

Because of their importance, we will revisit these definitions later during the review of bill/payment and advertising mail data.

In many developed countries, advertising mail represents a significant and growing amount of the total volume of mail.