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12 Ways to Reduce Postage
2. When you advertise, state the price of your product and add Plus 3. Advertise that you will do paid mailing. Set a competitive 4. Write a good plan or folio; then create a good ad to sell it. 5. Make up an interesting ad sheet. Use up some of the spaces for 6. Advertise a "Free Big Mail for Postage - the More Postage the 7. Do exchange mailing. You mail 100 of another dealer's circulars 8. Purchase an accurate postal scale. Then you will never add more 9. Reduce postage by using Bulk Mail. Inquire at 10. Stamps that have not been canceled due to an error of the 11. Accept stamps from another country. If you can't use them trade 12. Watch mailorder publications for dealers who have new stamps to
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