From Monday March 8th, Royal Mail door to door introduced its new rate card format, which totally overhauls how door drops have been charged for many years. Not only are there changes to the lower volume bands which partly influence the cost of your distribution activity, but for any volume less than 200,000 items charges … Read more
Your REVISED door drop road map With Boris’s road map laying out a clear pathway to the Summer, clients are now able to plan their door drop activity with more certainty. In the last 24 hours, many of our non-essential retail clients have already asked us to refresh their door drop plans with w/c April … Read more
Are you planning for life after lockdown? With more vaccine fuelled positivity in the air, we have noticed an upturn in client contact about door drops in the last week or so. Whilst at the same time there is no guarantee of how and when lockdown will be lifted, non-essential retail in particular appears to … Read more
Should the BBC have supplied more clarity? Over the last year, I have become increasingly irritated by journalists questioning of Government Ministers in particular on all the TV channels I watch. Their demeanour often appears to change during such interviews, they regularly ask stupid questions, but then interrupt the answers. I’m convinced there is a … Read more
When choosing team door drops, choose carefully. If you need to source a tradesman to undertake some work in your home or garden, do you check whether they hold any industry or association accreditations? Or if you cannot choose between two potential suppliers, if only one held accreditations, would that sway your decision? Assuming you … Read more