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Enjoy Faster and Reliable LTL Freight Shipping Services
LTL shipping or also known as Less Than Truckload Shipping is one of the best and most reliable ways to ship freight that is over 90 lbs. and considered too large for small parcel. In the recent times, the LTL freight shipping has evolved as one of the convenient options because your shipment can reach its destination safely and at the same time at the lowest cost. No matter where your freight has to be sent, this form of shipping is highly reliable and can send the shipments to the remote areas as well. The different shipments can vary from 100 lbs to about 20, 000 lbs. The LTL shipping is ideal for the businesses who send products to their customers as the process is efficient as well as cost-effective.
Introduction on Truck Load Shipping
Sending larger shipments to their destination has become easy with the truck load shipping services. The customers can enjoy superior shipping facilities with the shipment reaching the address on time. As all the goods are transported in a single run, it is much better than LTL freight. There are many customers who are using this service and finding it really beneficial. This is the reason that full truckload Houstonservices have gained a lot of popularity around America. Though the expenses are slightly higher than LTL shipping, it’s as efficient as well as reliable.
LTL Freight Center Announces Job Openings For Experienced Logistics Agents
LTL Freight Center (www.ltlfreightcenter.com) announced Friday, August 7, that they are seeking to fill up to three openings in it’s sales department as a logistics agent. The company’s growth has increased the priority to fill these positions immediately and is available to candidates nationwide. “Our growth has led to tremendous success for our company and … Read more
How Logistics Agents Make 10-15% More with a Book of Business
If you’re a logistics agent with a book of business – even a small one, you’re sitting on a gold-mine. If it doesn’t feel like that, it may be time to consider why.
Let’s face it, to keep your income growing, you need to spend your time focused on building your book of business…not chasing down delivery details or weaving your way through company politics.
And why shortchange yourself working in a limited or capped income structure? With a book of business, you can easily parlay it into your own business with no income cap as a logistics agent. With a book of business, logistics agents make 10-15% more and are generally happier, have more freedom and unlimited growth potential.
Don’t undervalue yourself. If you have customers, you have expertise. And that’s valuable.
As an independent logistics agent, you unleash your earnings with unlimited income potential. And with technology today you can work from wherever you want.
Ignore the Spin: 5 Ways Logistics Mergers Cost Your Business
Think of a merger in any industry that’s benefitted you. Banks? Airlines (give me a break)? Profit grabs like these don’t create better customer experiences, they create inflexible rules and a need to satisfy shareholders. Well, recent 3 PL mergers have followed this trend and exposed the real interest for 3PL giants like CH Robinson … Read more
What Football Championships Reveal about Logistics KPIs
The end of Superbowl XLIX was certainly one for the ages.
It had everything a fan could hope for – excitement, drama and unbelievable final plays. And as I watched that final Seattle play, I couldn’t help but think about the importance of KPIs.
The Seahawks running back Lynch was averaging over four yards per carry. The team was at the one yard line. Even when New England knew he was getting the ball, they couldn’t stop him.
Seattle needed one more run play… well… you know how it ended. They ignored the numbers, threw the ball, and lost the ball and championship.
Streamline your Supply Chain in 2015
Take these 3 Actions to Streamline your Supply Chain in 2015
Did you do a health check of your supply chain at the end of 2014?
Yes or no, it’s not too late to get a solid logistics plan in place for 2015. Whether you’re a broker-carrier or simply need to get your product to market, all you need to do is take the three actions I’m about to outline.
And when you do, you’ll create a turnkey system for managing and administering logistics this year. And that will save you time and money.
Better yet, the good news is you can probably accomplish all three in an hour or less.
So let’s get started…
5 Steps to Make LTL Improve Your Bottom-line in 2015
At the end of every year, I ask the following two questions to both carrier/brokers and companies shipping freight.
- Have you reviewed your year-end supply chain GRIs?
- And as you look into 2015, how is the health of you supply chain?
The answers I get often vary. Some know, some don’t. Either way, I often recommend taking a few minutes at the end of the year and making a plan to secure the health of your supply chain.
Here are 5 simple steps every company can take today to make 2015 more profitable.
3rd Party Logistics or Carrier Direct? 7 Benefits of a 3PL
When it comes to choosing between 3rd party logistics (3PL) or going carrier direct, the real question is – Do you want a partner or a vendor? Working with a carrier requires someone in-house to manage the relationship and take time to learn a little about shipping. And when your carrier-vendor doesn’t have a service you require, you may need to invest more time finding another option.
A 3PL partner handles all of this eliminating the need for any in-house shipping expertise. Here are 7 more benefits of working with a 3PL…
One Call vs. Multiple Calls
Make one call or fill in one online form with a 3rd PL partner and get multiple quotes. To get multiple quotes going carrier direct, multiple calls need to be made (or forms filled out), with a possible need for followup efforts. The time savings of 3PL is huge.