5 Tips to Increase Productivity
There are many moving parts in a construction project. From selling and performing services to receiving final payout, contractors must be on top of their game to be competitive. At the end of most projects, the owner will look at the bottom line to gauge financial success and evaluate each area for necessary improvements.
Marketing On A Budget
Many small businesses don’t have the resources to allocate a large portion of their budget to marketing. But that doesn’t mean you need to forgo it altogether. Marketing is essential to the growth and success of a business, and it's important to budget and plan for it.
Summer is just around the corner, and for many construction firms, that means the beginning of busy season! When scheduling gets tight, the more hands on deck, the better. What better source of seasonal help is there than college students? They have a higher level of maturity than high school students while also remaining young, energetic, and inexpensive.
Social media offers small businesses an approachable way to connect with customers, build community, and share what makes them unique. By choosing platforms thoughtfully, posting consistently, and engaging with your audience, your business can create meaningful interactions that support long-term growth.
Matching the right truck driving job that will meet the drivers needs and those of the motor carrier can be challenging to both parties. Sometimes, just finding an available driver can be a challenge. Many trucking companies have found success in advertising their open positions on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, employment websites like Indeed or Glassdoor, and driver-specific recruitment services.
