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List Management/List Rental
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Targeted Specialty List Rentals - Cant find what you need on-line, our
in-house, professional list manager searches every day for targeted list
values. We broker targeted lists of specific types of businesses or consumers
in your geographic target area. Since we rent such a large number of mailing
lists, we are able to pass along our volume discounts. Saving money, while
getting the most out of a highly targeted list investment.
Automated On-line List Rentals - Our new on-line list rental system
allows you to get counts, order and download rented lists, or order and mail to
rented lists of targeted consumers all from your desktop and within the Mailnet
Express application.
Address Cleaning and Enhancement - MailnetExpress' Internet and mailing
expertise derives from its sister service, Listcleanup.com®. Listcleanup.com
gives the information needed to determine a "mailability" score for each
address on a list and give the new address if anyone has moved in the last four
years. Phone numbers can be added to use for a follow up a campaign with
telemarketing or demographic data can be added to a list to learn more about
current customers. See Listcleanup.com for a complete listing of services
available to improve the quality of one databases and mailing lists.
Address Quality Assurance- MailnetExpress® provides unlimited access to
list standardization and editing tools. When a list is uploaded, it is
automatically CASS-certified; ZIP+4 codes are added; and a sub-list of
undeliverable addresses is compiled. This gives access to the bad address and
the good address so money is saved by not printing and mailing a piece that
will never reach its intended destination.
MailnetExpress tools give the ability to:
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Merge lists together, even if they are in different formats
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Split lists into filtered sub-lists, to do small runs or test campaigns
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Remove all the duplicates- based on name, address or other data
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Suppress certain address records from a master list before a mailing, else,
gets the intended message.
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