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Instead of checking oversized bags, consider shipping ahead:
• Golf clubs
• Strollers and car seats
• Extra luggage for longer trips
• Outdoor and sports equipment

We'll professionally pack your items, compare rates across multiple carriers, and help you choose the shipping option that gets everything there before you arrive.
Travel lighter. We'll take care of the rest.

Check out our blog and stop by before your next trip!
https://www.postnet.com/blog/ups-fedex-usps-dhl-shipping-times/

A mailbox isn't just a place for your mail.

For many small business owners, it's a professional business address, added privacy, and one less reason to share a home address with customers.

Whether you're opening a new business or simply ready for a more professional setup, we're here to help you find the mailbox option that fits your needs.

Stop by anytime—we're always happy to answer questions.
Learn more on our blog:
https://www.postnet.com/blog/private-mailbox-vs-virtual-mailbox-for-home-businesses/

One of the biggest giveaways that someone is out of town?
An overflowing mailbox.

Besides leaving important documents sitting outside, it also tells everyone passing by that no one's been home for a while.
A Virtual Mailbox helps solve both problems. Your mail is received securely, and you can manage it from anywhere right on your phone.

Heading out soon? Check out our blog to help you prepare ⬇️
https://www.postnet.com/blog/how-virtual-mailbox-keeps-your-mail-safe-during-summer-travel/

Three patterns we saw this month:

1. Solo entrepreneurs prepping for summer pop-ups underbuy on the print stack and overbuy on the ad budget. The owners who flipped that ratio (more print, less paid social) had better booth weekends.

2. Wedding gift senders think USPS is best for everything. The right answer for fragile or high-value gifts is that it isn’t always USPS, but what the clear necessity is, is InsureShield® Shipping Protection.

3. Travelers don’t plan trip-prep at PostNet until the last 48 hours. Mail hold, passport photos, document copies, ship-ahead — all of it works better when scheduled a week out.

If any of those describe you, July is a fresh start. Stop in.

Are you a small business owner with a summer pop-up, market, or fair on the calendar?

Two weeks of print + ship setup is the difference between a booth that pays for itself and one that doesn’t. We wrote up the full playbook — banner, cards, thank-you inserts, multi-carrier setup for the online orders that come in while you’re at the booth.

Got a market on the calendar? Read the playbook: https://www.postnet.com/blog/the-solo-entrepreneurs-summer-pop-up-playbook/

Still need to ship a Father’s Day gift?

Whether it’s fishing gear, a framed photo, his favorite snacks, or the gift you remembered this morning — we can help you get it there.

✔ Packing that protects it
✔ Shipping options across multiple carriers
✔ Real people helping you figure it out fast

And yes — there’s still time to make it feel thoughtful.

No judgment on timing. The important part is that it arrives.

Stop by your local today and we’ll help get it on the way.

Taking your business to a summer market, fair, or pop-up?
Don’t just show up with products. Show up prepared to keep customers after the event.

Here’s what a smart two-week print build looks like:
✔ Booth banner
✔ Takeaway cards with a website QR code
✔ Branded thank you insert cards for every shopping bag at the event and every shipped order after the event
✔ Simple signup sheet to grow your email list

The businesses that win their first booth usually aren’t the ones with the biggest budgets.
They’re the ones who planned the full customer journey before they ever set up the table.
A good pop-up shouldn’t end when the market closes Saturday afternoon.

Have a market or pop-up coming up this summer? Stop by PostNet— we’ll help you map out the print pieces you actually need.

Most people don’t realize how much trip prep we handle, all in one stop — document copies, mailbox hold, ship-ahead for the heavy stuff.
We wrote it all up. The full guide is on the blog — link below.

Got a trip coming up? Read the prep list. The full guide is on the blog — link below.

https://www.postnet.com/blog/6-summer-travel-to-dos-postnet-can-handle-before-you-leave/

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Are you moving this year?

If your move involves "the small stuff" — kids' books, kitchen tools, photos, the sentimental things that don't justify a full moving service — there's a third option between hauling it all yourself and paying for a partial move.

You can ship it.

Bring us a stack of boxes (or let us pack them), tell us where they're going and when, and we'll quote across UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL — picking the cheapest carrier per box that still arrives the same week you do. Labeled by room, ready to land where they need to land.

For a lot of cross-country downsizing moves, this kind of split — full movers for the heavy stuff, ship the rest — comes in under a partial-move quote.

Got a move on the calendar? Stop in — we'll work the math with you.