USADATA Simplifies NCOA Mailing List Processing
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NEW YORK--(Business Wire)-- Each year, over 40 million people move - and outdated mailing lists can cost companies thousands of dollars. Now, USADATA has simplified the process of helping companies save on postage costs and increase mail deliverability with their new NCOALink ListCleaner. In just minutes, USADATA can process a file and deliver a clean, CASS-certified mailing list - typically within one hour. What separates NCOALink ListCleaner from the competition is its user-friendly deliverable. In addition to providing the user`s file with appended data fields and a detailed report outlining the changes made to the file, which most companies offer, USADATA also includes a clean file ready for mailing. This extra file makes it easy for clients to get their campaign out the door faster, without having to manipulate and decipher their original file with its few dozen appended fields. "As we continue to work with our clients we are constantly looking for ways to add products and services to complement our current offering in a way that makes marketing easier and more impactful," said Ric Murphy, President USADATA. "NCOALink ListCleaner helps clients avoid wasted mail and improve ROI while saving time", added Murphy. "USADATA`s mailing list quality has been highly accurate," says John Leininger, professor of graphic communications for Clemson University in South Carolina. "Clearly, any company that runs their list through NCOALink ListCleaner will benefit from a more accurate mailing list and improved deliverability." About USADATA USADATA is an official full-service licensee of the USPS NCOALink database and a trusted provider of clean mailing lists for more than 100,000 businesses nationwide including Western & Southern Life, Standard Register (NYSE: SR), and HealthSpring (NYSE: HS). USADATA, INC Cheryl Mueller, 212-679-1411 x206 Director of Operations cmueller@usadata.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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