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Mobile Storage Blog
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The Mobile Storage Blog is your everyday guide to moving, relocating, packing, and storing. It has the latest news about the storage industry and helps give you hot tips that may save you big bucks the next time you are in need of storage space or even just make your search for storage a little easier.
- Added on: Nov 28th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Donna Arbietman
- Listed in: Business
- Tags: moving storage relocating packing mobile storage moishe's mobile storage
Recent Posts
“Home Staging” Your Home
With a surplus of houses for sale, it is essential that a homeowner who wishes to sell try to make his or her house greatly appeal to potential buyers. Therefore, a seller should “home stage” (“declutter”) his or her home. This creates a mo...
A Solution for Sales Reps
If you’re a sales representative and have too many samples and/or too much promotional material for one household to hold, mobile units are the solution to your overflow problem.For instance, a sales rep in the apparel or office supplies has to sta...
A Mobile Units Case Study
Unfortunately, storing your possessions in mobile units is also another piece of legalese you have to sign. As with every legal document, look at its small print. You don’t want to sign away a fortune—as one Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johanns did. The ...
Bigger Space for a Growing Business?
In this up and down economy, businesses grow then shrink. But, there are those that DO expand.Many small businesses start in small spaces like a home office or garage. If the business grows, space is sought outside the home. Unfortunately, some bu...
Managing Your Goods in The City
If you live in a city and you want your overflow of goods stored in a warehouse, try to sign up for one that has a “Personal Storage Manager.” Some of their duties include:They’ll expertly organize your storage room.Maintain an inventory list, ...
A New Job Means Mobile Storage—and a New Contest!!
Starting a new job in a new city means virtually starting a new life—and starting a new apartment lease. However, this often means a renter’s move-in and move-out dates from his old apartment don’t coincide. New employees can find themselves ...
