Where do you find some of the most interesting and unlikely items ever mailed? Where is the poster rolled and put into the tube, the CD-Rom disk placed in the pocket folder, or the stuffed animal given a key-chain? Many of the people who conceive and create direct mail advertising take great pride in their imagination and orginality, and many of the ideas they come up with are fiendishly complicated to actually put into effect. The hand-assembly department of Tyme Direct routinely deals with questions like these. Over 35 staff members, most of whom have been with us for many years, handle programs as small as 250 pieces or as large as 50,000. This is where we've inserted dollar bill incentives and other high-security items, collated up to 80 different pieces of text and material, assembled model cars and airplanes, wrapped glass and other fragile items, affixed larger stickers and labels, pasted premiums, and mailed various improbable items too numerous to mention. This is where projects that clients fear cannot be mailed properly are, in fact, mailed easily, securely and economically by us.
