There is nothing more frustrating than the fact that your company has set up this wonderful website to highlight the most important aspects of your moving business, but you aren’t getting any customers. Your company could be suffering from a conversion rate problem, meaning that the number of online visitors your website has aren’t turning into paying customers at a good rate. Now, it is important to keep in mind that moving websites typically average about a one to five percent conversion rate, so out of 100 visitors, you will only actually get between one and five moves. However, there could be an underlying problem for a lower conversion rate. The following possible scenarios can help diagnose and improve your moving website.

Being a driver for a company has the potential for many health issues. The driver is sitting all the time, has little time for rest, little time for exercise, and is always eating on the go. Think about the toll that the moving season takes on employees; they are constantly working, constantly on the road, and constantly performing some sort of strenuous activity. All of those factors together are a recipe for disaster. The health risks among long-distance drivers are far too common and long-standing.

Common Mistakes Start-Ups Make As a moving company start-up business owner, there are a lot of pitfalls that you can avoid by simply watching this video. The guest speaker in the following video’s name is Jaynie L. Smith. She is the CEO of Smart Advantage, Inc., a marketing/management consultancy whose clients range from mid-sized companies […]

Hackers are a very real and very scary threat to your business. Hackers have a way to get your personal information, company date, or access to your software. But don’t freak out! It can be avoided. Take a hard look at the three privacy pitfalls that you could fall into, and then do something about it!

In the business world, you only get one chance to make a good first impression. With the day and age, the information super highway is directly at our fingertips. With that in mind, your website needs to look legitimate and leave a lasting impression. The following is a list of 4 things that every moving company website needs in order to leave the impression that’s needed for them to pick up the phone and dial you.

As Wheaton Van Lines grows closer to completing the acquisition of Bekins Van Lines, Inc., both brands prepare to share operational efficiencies as the fourth-largest goods carrier in the U.S. When the acquisition process is complete, each company will be centrally headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, the long time home of Wheaton Van Lines. Once the two companies combine, their combined van line agent base will rise from 240 to approximately 370 across the country.