Sally Helm
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
You've got this way to be able to oh, just finally be able to put a number two into something that, you know, it's just going to get larger and larger and that population area is going to keep growing. But we'll always be able to put that under number five, number six, number seven, and be able to expand and contract as the world's changing.
You've got this way to be able to oh, just finally be able to put a number two into something that, you know, it's just going to get larger and larger and that population area is going to keep growing. But we'll always be able to put that under number five, number six, number seven, and be able to expand and contract as the world's changing.
You've got this way to be able to oh, just finally be able to put a number two into something that, you know, it's just going to get larger and larger and that population area is going to keep growing. But we'll always be able to put that under number five, number six, number seven, and be able to expand and contract as the world's changing.
Some people, they feel a little bit, it's impersonal. You've got one more number assigned to you and it's not just your name anymore. It's not just your street name anymore. It's now all this series of numbers.
Some people, they feel a little bit, it's impersonal. You've got one more number assigned to you and it's not just your name anymore. It's not just your street name anymore. It's now all this series of numbers.
Some people, they feel a little bit, it's impersonal. You've got one more number assigned to you and it's not just your name anymore. It's not just your street name anymore. It's now all this series of numbers.
He is an amicable, very smiley letter carrier who, just like his name, is always zipping somewhere. He is leaning forward and his mailbag is kind of flying out behind him as he is speeding towards you.
He is an amicable, very smiley letter carrier who, just like his name, is always zipping somewhere. He is leaning forward and his mailbag is kind of flying out behind him as he is speeding towards you.
He is an amicable, very smiley letter carrier who, just like his name, is always zipping somewhere. He is leaning forward and his mailbag is kind of flying out behind him as he is speeding towards you.
And this campaign, it actually works. By 1965, about 50% of people recognize it and are starting to use it. And then that increases to about 85% recognition and use of zip code. Within the decade.
And this campaign, it actually works. By 1965, about 50% of people recognize it and are starting to use it. And then that increases to about 85% recognition and use of zip code. Within the decade.
And this campaign, it actually works. By 1965, about 50% of people recognize it and are starting to use it. And then that increases to about 85% recognition and use of zip code. Within the decade.
Yeah, it shows up in how marketers reach people and looking at the zip code. And they can get very granular to areas with people who might be interested in this product or this program.
Yeah, it shows up in how marketers reach people and looking at the zip code. And they can get very granular to areas with people who might be interested in this product or this program.
Yeah, it shows up in how marketers reach people and looking at the zip code. And they can get very granular to areas with people who might be interested in this product or this program.