World Wide Mailing has been in existence since the mid-1970's. We started as an in-house mail operation for a local company. In 1986 the manager, Roy Davis, bought the company and opened the doors to doing other company's direct mail campaigns. Roy hired his son and daughter to help run World Wide Mailing. After Roy retired and his son passed away, his daughter became the owner.
We still operate with the same principles that we started with - Integrity, Honesty and Hard Work. Family owned and operated since 1986 - you'll feel like part of the family doing business with us!
Our goal is to work with you to create a close partnership that ensures you develop and roll out the highest quality direct mailings at the lowest possible price. Your success is the key to our success!
 | Speaking on Business, hosted by Fred Ball & Zions Bank, World Wide Mailing, KSL News Radio report, April 12, 2006 |
'This is Fred Ball for Zions Bank, speaking on business.
When you check your mailbox today, you could find the work of Janet Brown and her employees.
Janet operates World Wide Mailing, a Salt Lake City company that assists other companies by sending their mail - including payroll checks, billing statements and advertisements - to hundreds, thousands or even hundreds of thousands of people.
Janet knows she has less than a second to capture the attention of people sorting through their mail, so she works with her customers to create effective, attractive pieces.
Janet's father, Roy Davis, established World Wide Mailing in 1986, when he purchased part of a company where he had previously worked as the mail manager. After her father retired, Janet and her brother Allen ran the company until Allen's death in 2003. Today, the company has about 20 employees who work with Janet to send mailings across the United States, and sometimes around the world.
World Wide Mailing either uses a customer's mailing list or creates a list based on the demographic area the customer wants to reach. Then, the company standardizes and corrects the addresses and presorts the mailing so the customer can receive a discounted postage rate - sometime as low as 15 cents. World Wide mailing works with contracted printers to allow customers to pay the lowest possible price to print each mailing. The company also offers digital imaging, and helps some customers design their mailings.
Despite increasing reliance on e-mail, traditional mail remains an effective way to reach people Janet tells me that 75 percent of Americans open their mail, with young people opening their mail in even greater numbers. People recognize mail as a trusted form of information, and customers trust World Wide Mailing to provide great service.
For Zions Bank, I'm Fred Ball. I'm speaking on business.