Surviving the AFSM and making life easier for the carrier, too?
An article on MultichannelMerchant.com that we linked to on postalnews.com prompted a couple of responses- here’s one of them:
it’s nice to see somebody in the mailing industry trying to get it right. i am very happy to see somebody take a look at the processing side, now they need to take a look at the delivery side too….. customers too stupid to have proper sized boxes or slots, etc…. don’t forget ease of handling by the carrier, proper address placement so the carrier can read the address, size so that it fits the five shelf configuration, etc….
Now there’s an idea- (leaving aside the characterization of some of our customers as “stupid”) how much interaction do we actually have between the mailers and the letter carriers who deliver their mail?
