Are Your Customers Paying For Your Marketing Mistakes? Even though your digital communications are available for free, most small businesses make the mistake of taking their digital presence for granted. You would eventually start paying for these mistakes as your customers get old or irrelevant information. If you had created a Moving Business Guide page […]

Have you ever heard of soft selling? Without giving you the technical jargon that is the definition, soft selling is an approach toward marketing without sticking it in the potential customers face; an eBook is a perfect example of this (if it’s done right). An eBook can also gain your company social currency. Social currency is an incredibly useful invisible resource. It can be gained through providing value and not asking anything back (this is difficult to do, but if you ever need a favor, or want to soft-sell, this is iatrical).

CMSA or the (California Moving & Storage Associated), located in California hosted a toy drive in December of 2012, and with a great turn around (via the Communicator). The drive was so successful that it was said that “had there been a Christmas tree, members wouldn’t be able to see the pile behind it.” The […]

Since its inception in 2009, Milburn Printing has been at the forefront in the moving business. With leading printing and labeling capabilities, Milburn Printing, has made moving for companies and their contemporaries easy and organized. Utilizing the many label sheets, label makers, and other various products offered by Milburn, many moving companies will find it […]

Move for Hunger started small back in 2009. The organization was originally worried about getting members due to limited time and resources. However, participating movers say that the benefits are undeniable. Now, there are over 350 AMSA moving companies in 42 different states working together to deliver food to food banks. Over 519,000 meals have been provided to food banks nationwide thanks to the extreme growth of Move for Hunger.

Last October, AMSA’s annual Safety and Operations Conference was held in San Antonio, Texas. The conference had nearly 70 participants, breaking attendance records. Coincidentally, it was held in the same hotel as the Claims Prevention and Procedures Council, allowing both groups to network with each other. However, the Safety and Operations Conference was designed to provide practice solutions to every day problems in the moving industry, along with providing the latest and greatest news and innovations in the industry.