Some things will never change, and using the US Postal Service for promoting any business, online or off will probably always be a viable advertising option. Years ago I used the VistaPrint online service to purchase some business cards. Although they actually had a free option available, I upgraded and paid a small sum to have my cards done. It was well worth the time and effort because I got exactly what I wanted for a very reasonable price.
Now I see that VistaPrint also has personal address labels, and I was just recently thinking of ordering some to use for one of my websites, which is a vintage gift and collectible website.
What I like about the VistaPrint service is the fact that it’s easy to use to either customize your own labels, or you can upload a graphic you already have to use for customizing. Both options are easy to do from their website. The way they make it real easy is with a template program they provide so you can be sure to get your design layout just right. Plus, the cost of the address labels is very reasonable. For less than $25.00 you can purchase over 400 labels, which for me would take some time to use up for what I have planned.
In regards to blog or website promotion, return address labels could also be used to promote your website or blog address. They could be used sort of like a business card, but only they have the sticky back on them, which could come in handy. Hmm, that gives me some new ideas to think about that I had not thought of before for my blog or website promotion.
Whatever a person might decide to do with the address labels from VistaPrint, from my own personal experience I can tell you that they have a good service and they’re reasonably priced.





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