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We’ve been getting quite a few questions regarding the USPS plans to switch to Intelligent Mail Barcodes or IMb early in 2013. Lynda Hurley, Logistics Manager for The Dingley Press…

Consumers often use the Internet to research products and then head to brick-and-mortar stores to make a final purchase. Catalogers, however, are discovering that they can engage online customers for…

As a member of the ACMA (American Catalog Mailers Association), The Dingley Press sent David Barker, one of our sales representatives to last week’s National Catalog Forum in Washington, DC….

On March 26th, the Postal Regulatory Commission, or PRC, approved the USPS proposal for the 2012 Mobile Commerce and Personalization Promotion. The promotion will run from July 1 – August…

In today’s technology savvy world people are turning to their mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) to make online purchases. Some catalogers, Sundance for example, are driving up sales using their…

“In the current environment of hacks and attacks from identity theft criminals, catalogers who maintain their own mailing lists need to guard against exposure of those names and addresses now…

In 2011, The Dingley Press saw significant growth in its co-mail program, 29% growth in fact. This growth translates into larger co-mail pools and savings which we pass on to…

Would you like to save on postage again this year? The USPS is once again planning to offer a postage discounts (likely this summer) for catalogers using QR codes in…

This year, The Dingley Press has seen tremendous growth for our Dynamic Editions™ digital catalogs. Much like the printed catalog, these digital editions help consumers … find things they didn’t even know…

The Dingley Press attended the Fall 2011 NEMOA conference in Boston, MA. During “An Urgent Primer on Postal & Privacy Matter” conference session, David Mastervich, from the USPS stated that…