how the usps rate increases will affect publishers

12
Innovate. Automate. Collaborate. WELCOME Wednesday Webinar Series | November 2013 How the 2014 USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers Contact Marianne Calilhanna P. +1. 267.640.9158/ [email protected]

Upload: marianne-calilhanna

Post on 12-May-2015

621 views

Category:

Business


1 download

DESCRIPTION

On September 25th the United States Postal Service announced proposed price changes that will go into effect in January 2014. Mail owners, who cannot participate by late January 2014, could lose their automation discounts and experience additional postage costs as high as 10% of their 2013 postage bill. This presentation breaks down the rate increases and what this means for publishers.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

WELCOME Wednesday Webinar Series | November 2013

How the 2014 USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Contact Marianne Calilhanna P. +1. 267.640.9158/ [email protected]

Page 2: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

AGENDA

•  Introductions

• Background on USPS rate increases

•  Impact for publishers

• Questions from you

Page 3: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

TECHNOLOGY

XML transformations

XML to InDesign

XML editors

QA scripting

Mobile and eContent

Metadata

DELIVERY

Print

USPS distribution

Online

PDF

eBook

CONTENT

Production management

Copyediting

Composition

Expedited production models

Publish ahead of print

Quality control checks

ABOUT US We are a leading print and content solutions provider for the publishing industry

Page 4: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

OUR SPEAKERS

Frank Lynn

Vice President of Postal Affairs and Distribution

Kristina Freeman

Director of Business Development

Marianne Calilhanna

Director of Marketing

Page 5: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

PRICE INCREASE OVERVIEW Postage prices will be above the inflation-based price cap to generate $2 billion in revenue in 2014

Total average increase of 6% on market dominant products • CPI (1.6%) + Exigent (4.3%) Lower price for metered postage • First-class mail single piece stamp $0.49 • First-class mail single piece meter $0.48 Introduction of FSS pricing • FSS bundle and container preparation required in FSS zones • Prices encourage entry at FSS facility Continues full-service IMB incentives • First-class mail: $ 0.003 each or $ 3.00 per m • Standard mail and periodicals: $ 0.001 or $ 1.00 per m

Page 6: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

PROPOSED PERIODICAL PRICING

Current Price

CPI Price CPI + Exigent Price Percent Change

Barcoded machinable flats Carrier route basic (piece rates)

0.193 0.197 0.205 6.2%

Barcoded machinable flats 5-digit (piece rates)

0.291 0.295 0.308 5.8%

CPI Price Exigent Price Total Percent Change Outside county 1.5% 4.3% 5.9% Inside county 1.6% 4.3% 6.0%

Page 7: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

VALUE OF IMB PROGRAM

•  Maintain automation discounts – represents as much as 8% to 10% of postage costs

•  Qualify for participation in future mail programs •  Ensure deliveries are made in a timely manner •  Synchronize multi-channel marketing •  No charge for address change notices

Intelligent mail barcodes offer opportunities to improve the value of your mail channel

Page 8: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU

Printers:  So,ware  updates  &  procedural  changes    

Publishers:  Educa9on,  postal  registra9on  (IMB  benefits)  

USPS:  Cash-­‐flow/revenue;  beHer  visibility  into  mail  flows  

This impacts all of us: magazines, journals, catalogs, and printers

Page 9: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

STRATEGIES YOU CAN USE

1. Evaluate co-mailing or drop shipping opportunities

2. Explore additional options to generate more revenue using enclosures

3. Address mail hygiene 4. Offset increases with

additional revenue

Page 10: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

EXAMPLES

Advertising Content

Single Copy Weight

2013 Origin Postage

Proposed 2014 Origin Postage

2014 Postage Without Full-

Service IMB Disc

2014 Postage Co-mailed With Full Serivice IMB

(fees vary)

Journal A 12,079 copies 22% 0.945 $6560.73 $6953.06 $7157.07 $4519.49

NP Journal 28,619 copies 0% 0.4085 $8494.83 $9002.82 $9380.04 $5851.83

Magazine 11,504 copies 28% 0.614 $4900.89 $5193.96 $5571.18 $3376.08

Magazine 39,440 copies 10% 0.5035 $13,116.94 $13,901.33 $14,278.55 $9035.87

Page 11: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

Address  matching   De-­‐dupe  

Remove  bad  

addresses  Pre-­‐sort   Co-­‐mail/

drop  ship  Intelligent  

mail  Mail  

strategies   Distribu9on  

CENVEO VALUE CHAIN Giving you the best ROI for every postal dollar you spend

Page 12: How the USPS Rate Increases Will Affect Publishers

Innovate. Automate. Collaborate.

QUESTIONS?

5457 Twin Knolls Road, Suite 200, Columbia, MD

+1.267.640.9158

[email protected]

https://twitter.com/CenveoPublisher

Cenveo Publisher Services