Paperless Post

I recent­ly received an invite to an inter­ac­tive, online Sta­tion­ary pro­gram. It is pret­ty nifty and called Paper­less Post. The pro­gram is easy to use to send cus­tom sta­tion­ary online, instead of print­ing and mail­ing it. Although I still pre­fer the Old Fash­ion approach at times, Paper­less Post is a good alter­na­tive if you are try­ing to save on postage. The cost to design and send a cus­tom let­ter in a vir­tu­al enve­lope starts at about $.06. As best as I can fig­ure out, it would cost clos­er to $.25 if you want­ed your com­pa­ny logo sent and a cus­tom enve­lope look. So, Paper­less Post can get pricey if you don’t look care­ful­ly at the bot­tom line price per piece. No mat­ter what you do, it is cheap­er than the US mail. Play around with the Paper­less Post pro­gram. The first few let­ters you send are free of charge. It can add a nice per­son­al touch at the end of a project: some­thing dif­fer­ent than an e‑Card or let­ter in the mail.