The digital world is alive and well. And to some, direct mail might seem outdated. After all, with so many digital marketing options available – who really needs direct mail? If this sounds familiar, watch out - because direct mail is still thriving.

Your special event is creeping closer. Invitations are already purchased. But as you sit down to address them, you think about something very important: timing.

Do you ship food products – or receive these items periodically through the mail? If so, you’ve likely wondered about food safety and envelopes.

How much paper are you using? When you factor in all paper products, it’s a tough question.

The mailing has been on your “to do” list for a while. You sit down to tackle it. And even though you’ve addressed envelopes dozens of times – you still wonder. Are you doing it right?

Can we talk? Having a problem with a new product or service is frustrating. But that frustration is multiplied when you call a company – and get bad service. Sound familiar? If so, you aren’t alone.

For some people, having a pen pal started in school. Your teacher gave you an assignment that required you to write letters to a child across the world. And surprisingly, it was fun.

You check your inbox. It’s completely full. And at the top is yet another chain letter. The chain letter might seem like a minor annoyance, clogging up your inbox. But it actually has deeper roots, making its debut over 100 years ago.

Do you have a family member in the military? Or, perhaps you don’t know anyone who’s serving, but want to say thank you. If so, writing letters makes a huge impact.

They carry our bills. Send thank you notes . And keep our most important information safe. But, have you ever wondered how envelopes are made?

It’s your birthday. And just like clockwork you receive a gift from your Aunt Erma. Surprise…its hot pink socks. Not exactly what you wanted, but you decide to send a thank you anyway.