Business Resource Centers
Battery Replacement Center. An authorized ACR Service Center that can test and replace EPIRB batteries and reprogram 406 MHz EPIRB's UIN. See website to locate BRC nearest you.
Business reply card. A pre-addressed, postpaid card typically used to generate response to an offer.
Business reply card. (Sender does not pay postage.)
Acronym for business reply card. BRC's are the primary reply vehicle for direct mail orders, as well as subscription blow-ins and bind-ins. They are postage-paid by the publisher to encourage response from the prospect.
Business Reply Envelope. Like the BRC, it's prepaid and preaddressed. Although it's more expensive to produce and fulfill, the BRE ensures greater privacy (for things such as credit card numbers) and can support a larger, more complicated response form.
Business reply card. A pre-addressed response card with postage prepaid.
business reply card; often tipped into magazines and direct mail to provide a quick response mechanism for the reader. Postage is paid by the advertiser.
Business Reply Card; a postage paid card with which the customer may respond.
Business reply card, with postage prepaid by the mailer.
see FreePost A response card, pre-addressed and often with prepaid postage. A reply card is sometimes used for lead generation mailings where no personal information is required.
A Business Reply Card included in a mailing to simplify the reader's response. One side is devoted to an order or request form, the other to a return address. Normally, the BRC includes pre-paid postage.
Business Reply Card, a pre-paid and pre-addressed postcard the prospect returns in response to a direct mail campaign.
Business Reply Card. A card distributed with an advertising piece. The card is preprinted with the address of advertiser or its fulfilment house. Return postage is prepaid by the advertiser. The recipient uses it to respond to an offer (which may simply be an offer to provide more information) made by the advertiser. Contributed by: MarcommWise Staff
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"Bingo" card included in a publication for convenience of readers requesting information on advertised products.