Moving start-ups on the up and up? Moving Company career growth showed signs of strain when December hit, while overall job growth seemed to be roughly inline along with prior months, according to two reports unveiled this week, they may not be. Moving Business payrolls rose 25,000 in December using seasonally adjusted groundwork, according to […]

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee has become informed of the major problem of internet-based moving brokers that do nothing but scam consumers. The Committee is very concerned about the unethical brokers and also created a report listing the possible criminal brokers.

Office Christmas Inspiration It’s starting to get cold, commercials have the sleigh bells and holiday specials, people are already purchasing gifts in bulk, Christmas is well on it’s way. Decorating your office with Christmas decorations can lift spirits and moral, plus it’s fun. The following video will help inspire you to decorate this holiday season […]

The old advice of “keeping everything from your employees” is out-dated and far from the truth. Your employees may be grateful to have jobs, but they may not be happy with the company. Employees believe that their bosses are much wealthier than them, and that they are just little players in the game. It is possible that they believe that your actions are motivated only for your benefit and that you are not doing what is best for them or the company as a whole. Trust from employees is a very hard thing to gain, and, just as it is in a relationship, very easy to lose.

The words ‘Guerrilla marketing’ are a phrase coined and defined by author and marketing expert, Jay Conrad. The term has since entered the popular vocabulary to also describe aggressive, unconventional marketing methods generally. Typically, guerrilla marketing is unexpected, where consumers are often targeted when and where they least expect it, which can make the idea, product or service that’s being marketed more memorable, generate buzz, and even spread virally.

In the moving industry, you see a lot of government oversight that tend to interfere with free trade. A lot of the transportation regulations date back to an era where belongings were transported by train. While it is true these agencies “protect” the consumers by dealing with the bad eggs in the moving industry, they also disrupt and hinder competition by companies that mean well and believe they know what’s best.