Shortwave Snail Mail VS DocuPost

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DocuPost mentions (29)

• Trying to print and mail out a letter on the road. Anywhere truck friendly that has a printing service?

  When I read this, my first thought was "there's gotta be a way to do that online". A quick search came up with letterstream.com and docupost.com. I don't know anything about either one, but both say you can upload whatever you want to print and they will print it and mail it; looks like it costs about a dollar for a one-page letter. They can also print checks, but that costs more. So unless your letter needs a... Source: 11 months ago

• How Can I Boost My Small Jewelry Business?

  I’ve run a stationery business and what really worked for me is direct mail marketing since it’s more personal. It’s not as expensive as you may think and it can be very effective with the right approach. You can even use services to automate the whole process. My team uses Docupost to send mails and postcards to my leads Hope this helps! Source: 12 months ago

• What are the most effective lead generation strategies for startups?

  For automated lead gen, I’ve heard of LeadsGorilla, LeadFuze, and SalesLoft. All of these tools seem to be effective in generating leads and tracking progress. For direct mail, I’ve heard PostcardMania and DocuPost are two of the best providers out there. I'm interested in Docupost in particular because they also mail professional checks, which for me is good because I don't have to worry about printing them out. Source: about 1 year ago

• Any services that send mail online and have it delivered to a physical address?

  DocuPost - It’s a cloud-based platform that can mail physical letters, checks and postcards online. What I like about them is it has a flat, simple pricing model. Thing is that I am not seeing reviews for this one yet but it really looks promising. Source: about 1 year ago

• About DocuPost business model

  I just learned about DocuPost (https://docupost.com/) from a reddit comment and I am kind of baffled by this service, because its a service that relies on paper and snailmail in a day and age where everything is moving to digital. Source: about 1 year ago