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Secure Mail Intelligence Centre Archived News Articles For 01/04/2006
Cost of post on sir Humphrey’s priority list posted on: 4/1/2006 Public sector organisations are amongst the biggest mailers in the UK and will be able to secure significant savings Full Story..
DMA’s first ever Word of Mouth Marketing Conference explores how to make word of mouth marketing happen the dm way posted on: 4/1/2006 With 90% of people believing in Word of Mouth (WOM), compared to 14% for advertising, the power of this channel of communication can not be ignored Full Story..
Postcomm confirms price and service quality controls for Royal Mail posted on: 4/1/2006 These are now subject only to agreement with Royal Mail and to the statutory 28-day process required under the Postal Services Act Full Story..
Royal mail on target to achieve first class performance posted on: 4/1/2006 The figures released by Royal Mail today show that there was a significant drop in the 1st Class stamped delivery performance at Christmas Full Story..
Rural communities waiting for a post office strategyRural communities waiting for a post office strategyRural communities waiting for a post office strategy posted on: 4/1/2006 The DTI’s response to extend the no avoidable closures policy is also welcome, but why only until the autumn? Full Story..


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