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A new TV ad touts USPS Ground Advantage

A new 30-second TV ad promoting USPS Ground Advantage began airing Feb. 10.

The commercial, titled “Stay in the Know,” shows a warehouse worker placing a package on a letter carrier’s dolly piled high with similar packages.

The action suggests the worker is “there” at each step of the package’s journey, from initial truck ride to final destination, thanks to the USPS Ground Advantage tracking capabilities.

A narrator ends the ad with “Stay in the know … from your dock to their door.”

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