Stamps.com recently released a Complete Guide to USPS International Shipping infographic, that includes tips for international shipping, shipping carrier cost comparisons, eBay’s top categories for international sales and much more!
Below is the complete infographic. Learn how to ship your USPS packages to international customers and expand your business globally by tapping into the growing demand for American-made products. Download your FREE copy of the Complete Guide to USPS International Shipping eBook here!
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Stamps.com recently compiled an infographic revealing new data on how UPS, FedEx and the USPS compare in package tracking events, delivery times and overall costs. Stamps.com staff shipped 144 packages to all eight shipping zones across the U.S. from three separate locations.
Below is the full infographic. Learn more about carrier tracking scans, speed of delivery and total shipping costs (including surcharges) by downloading the free Who’s Winning the Shipping War? white paper.
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Need some info on the new USPS postage rates that started on January 26, 2014? Want to find out how much it costs to send a First Class Letter (1 oz.) if you are using online postage? Or need to send a postcard and not sure how much it costs in 2014? Check out the Stamps.com 2014 Postage Rate Increase infographic. Click on the image to enlarge
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Back-to-School shopping is in full swing as the National Retail Federation is expecting parents with children in grades K-12 to spend $26.7 billion in 2013.
The NRF also expects more than one-third of those sales to be online. Make sure you are ready for the second biggest sales period of the year with these
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Back-to-School shopping is in full swing as the National Retail Federation (NRF) is expecting parents with children in grades K-12 to spend $26.7 billion in 2013. The NRF also expects more than one-third of those sales to be online. Make sure you are ready for the second biggest sales period of the year with these e-commerce tips.
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