subject: The benefits of using personalised address labels [print this page] The benefits of using personalised address labels
Personalised, printed labels with your address on are a fun and unique way to display the return address on your envelopes - just one of the many benefits that come from using them.
Firstly, there is so much junk mail floating about these days - most of it unwanted and not asked for - and by using a personalised junk mail, the recipient can identify straight away that the mail has come from a trusted source. This will stop your mail being thrown away, and also provide the recipient with an easy way to remember your return address, should they choose to reply.
Secondly, by personalising your address labels, you can liven up your mail and express yourself in a unique way. Address labels can have practically anything printed on them these days - from pictures of you, your family or your favourite animal, to your handwritten signature, digitalised and printed on the label. This can also provide a more professional look when sending business mail, and a sign that the mail has come straight from your desk.
Address labels can be changed depending on the season such as using them as a quick and easy way to say "Merry Christmas" to business associates or colleagues, or to wish loved ones a "Happy Easter" during spring time. Labels can different colours, shapes and fonts - even in the shape of a big Easter egg or Christmas present! This means you can be as creative as you want to be.
For more generic letters to be sent throughout the year, you could consider adding in something related to your hobbies, giving people an even more easy way to identify the sender of the mail. For example, if it's well-known within your circle of friends that you love music, try adding a musical note next to your address - or for equestrians, a picture of a horse.
Lastly, labels are much less time-consuming than writing out your address, and are convenient - coming in either strips or rolls. Rolls are generally easier to use if you are sending a large batch of mail - for example, at Christmas card time it can be useful to simply pull one off a roll each time you send a card.
