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Red letter day for five star winner CourierPost
9 JULY 2019
Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, making up 97% of all enterprises in New Zealand. Courier services are often the lifeline of small businesses, helping deliver goods, letters and contracts on time and to the right place.
With many small businesses moving to a greater online presence, courier services are even more critical, enabling them to reach all corners of New Zealand quickly and efficiently.
So it’s with great delight that
Canstar announces that CourierPost has won its first NZ
Small Business Courier Services Award.
Canstar Blue
General Manager Jose George says: “This is a fantastic
achievement for CourierPost, scoring 5-stars in six out of
our seven drivers of satisfaction, and the only courier
services business to rate 5-stars for overall
satisfaction.
“As we know, courier services are
essential not just for the efficient operation of small
businesses but also their reputation. CourierPost was the
only courier services in our survey to score 5-stars on
reliability of service.”
Accepting the award, Chris
Wong, General Manager of Business Marketing, NZ Post says:
“NZ Post, the team behind CourierPost, is proud of the
people across NZ Post who deliver the service that has won
this award and scored 5-stars on reliability of service.
“We are absolutely committed to helping NZ businesses grow their online retail opportunities and it is wonderful to be recognised in this way.
“NZ Post is now delivering well over half of all parcels bought online in New Zealand and we’re proud to be partners with many small businesses in New Zealand - working with them to ensure their customer needs are met,” says Chris Wong.
“Customer needs are changing quickly: they want
speed, efficiency and convenience. They want to know where
their parcel is at all times during its journey and want
delivery at a time and place that works for them – and NZ
Post, through CourierPost, is able to offer this. We are
very proud of the service we offer. "
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