Mailing Labels

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I've been using stamps.com for a few years. You can add your logo to labels.

Brother P-Touch PT-2430PC makes labels for everything and it keeps a database of everything you create.

I just set up a Word template with my logo. When I need a label I create a new document from the template, fill in the mailing information as needed (1 or more labels) and print.

I purchased dymo labelwriter printers. The software allows you to create a label and I'm able to put addresses, or label file folders and also print stamps.

Avery stick-on labels. I set up ms word to use them, and print out several sheets at a time. I designed my own label and imported a cad-drawn logo as a bitmap image along with my name, company name and address.

I use word to print the label directly onto the envelope. Since my tabloid printer gave up the ghost last year for larger envelopes I use the Avery or Office depot label sheets. Print them up with our return info and have my wife fill in the clients address. It helps that we met back in the days when she was still doing hand drafting. Her printing looks better than what comes out of a computer.

My advice is to have a rubber stamp made with your company name, address and logo.

Old school solution. Hand label the "To" address.