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Go behind the scenes of the latest USPS ad campaign

A new video takes viewers behind the scenes of the Postal Service’s latest television advertising campaign.

The campaign, titled “Turn Shipping to Your Advantage,” consists of three 15-second ads that highlight USPS Ground Advantage, the organization’s newest shipping offering.

The three-minute behind-the-scenes video features the Postal Service employees who helped create the campaign, as well as those who appear in the ads.

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