Whether you’re a new owner or you’ve had your facility for years, keeping track of your digital assets is key. Nothing is worse than spending time finding photos or having to recreate designs you already paid for. Going through this checklist is a great way to make sure your digital assets are right where they need to be!
Hear from self storage expert, Cindy Ashby, as she shares her knowledge on how managers can get involved in the community and gain confidence in themselves in the process.
We’ve all heard the saying “A picture is worth a thousand words.” This is especially true for modern marketing websites, Google My Business Listings, and social media. Examine how photos and videos can support and benefit your marketing efforts!
Some self storage operators deem meeting a tenant as a vital part of the rental process. Here are tips so you can do so but still offer online rentals.
Self Storage owners/operators have researched putting Kiosks on facility as an alternative to having an automated website. StoragePug advices against this.
Portable storage operations can exist outside of the traditional facility by integrating and utilizing the internet, web applications, and online services.
Self storage may seem like an unsexy business venture, but portable storage operations, through online marketing, can start as small or large as you want.
About 90% of consumers do an internet search to find local businesses and research them before making a decision. Of those, 86% use Google for their search engine. If you want to take your self-storage business to the next level, getting in the first page of Google results is paramount.
The same way that a house needs good “curb appeal,” i.e., looking good from the outside, so does your website. You have 50 milliseconds to make a good first impression when someone visits your website.
