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Bill Stuffer
(redirected from Bill Insert)

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Bill Stuffer
A generic term for health-related information and other literature sent to a client along with a bill for services
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PPL Electric Utilities uses a variety of outreach methods to make customers aware of LIHEAP, including letters, an outbound calling campaign, bill inserts, referrals by customer service representatives and the company website.
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30pm: Brief Jill, the manager, about the email campaign and provide her with posters, bill inserts and flyers to run in conjunction with the campaign.
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Case said Rural Telephone's response rate from its bill inserts exceeds that of radio ads, flyers and other types of inserts.
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