Notes, Stamps and MPPs

While we are trying to get Tina’s presentation ready to share on GoToMeeting, I thought I would give you a sneak peek with a site that she offered during her presentation. You will find it very useful to help you with your Zen Marketing and you can get a head start on the company stationery that Tina highly recommends.

To begin, the website you should visit is wcp-nm.com. Meet the folks behind this website, Kathy and William C. Porter. (He goes by Bill.)

Bill and Kathy work on many projects, but they specialize in office organization and fun. Bill’s own watercolor work or your company logo can be printed for note card stationery, Bill can make customized rubber stamps, and even all types of plaque engravings for low prices. We took lots of his watercolor artwork greeting cards with us to Miami for Tina’s presentation. Part of the presentation was writing a Thank You note to someone at home who was holding down the fort.

Bill knows the importance of making every part of your company look good and he’ll give you great service. He can help you create a Mailer’s Postmark Permit stamp to cancel the postage you put on an envelope or package. Bill even does perforating so you can print faux postage with your company logo right from your printer! Just ask him how. Would you like to offer a special or announce a new product? These faux postage stamps are great ways to put the idea in front of everyone. From Bill and Kathy we order:

rubber stamps (custom and stock designs)
stationery
ink pads
MPP supplies

Without Bill’s help we would not have our Cheeseburgers in Paradise postmark, our Stars and Stripes in Paradise postmark or our two Wellsville postmarks. Bill was extremely helpful in our application process of getting our MPPs (Mailer’s Postmark Permits).

We want people to shop with small, independent soapmakers. Bill is the small, independent printer and stamp maker. Not only will you get a good laugh from Bill, but his products are exceptional and his customer service is top notch. Please tell Bill and Kathy that we sent you.