https://youtu.be/9_revMvjzZk The biggest and the foremost mistake trucking companies make is – Looking in the wrong places What I mean by that is, think about your driver on the road. He already has a job with you and is busy delivering loads to your customers. Hustling to get there in time

https://youtu.be/Edp8JH2hWjc Here is my latest video where I discuss the factors which play the best role when looking for and retaining drivers. If you’re looking to grow your trucking business, and you’ve tried ads on job sites, referrals, word of mouth, etc. with no, or limited success, give me a

SUM UP FRIDAYS: This week was crazy busy but amazing! Packed with meeting new people everyday, which I absolutely enjoy. 👨‍💼But this week also retaught me something. 👩‍🏫Something I knew & always had it in the back of my mind, but never really felt it.Last night at the gym 🏋️‍♂️,

https://youtu.be/ZD22pJCdOeAAccording to LFS data of 2011 there were 310,500 trucks drivers in Canada working. 60% for hire & rest 40% owner operators. The Canadian Trucking Alliance says in Canada, the labour shortage could reach 48,000 by 2024. It’s a reality many don’t want to face. At any given time we may have

It is very important to get your message to your potential clients loud and clear and to strike a nerve.  Get their attention, peak their interest, and lure them in. The first mistake is not targeting the right audience. You need to connect with your target audience to maximize your

The amount goods hauled by trucks will grow by more than 3 percent annually over the next five years, according to an American Trucking Associations forecast issued Wednesday. The trade group said freight volume will grow 2.8 percent in 2017, and will then growth will accelerate to 3.4 percent annually