Helping your freight company get online and grow

With no shortage of advice roaming around the internet, it can be challenging to sort through the pathway to start marketing your freight company online. So in this episode, we're breaking down a simplified approach to marketing your freight company online. Listen to these shows next: Google My Business’ Free Call TrackingAI Tools to Help the One-Person Marketing TeamArtificial Intelligence in MarketingHow to work with trucking influencersMaking trucking cool again with Adam WingfieldTrucking's training problem with Desiree WoodHidden opportunities with retention with Driver ReachGetting Driver Feedback with WorkhoundDrivers deserve more than a social media postSearch by topic and check out all our past episodes of the Digital Dispatch podcast—right on our website.

A powerful quote that’s always stood out to me in marketing is, “The creative is the variable to success.” So today I’m teaching freight companies how to stop using those terrible photoshop images and instead, give tips on how to hire a photographer and source stock images that don’t suck.Places to find free freight images and videos: Pixabay — Unsplash — Pexels — Photopin — CoverrListen to these shows next: How to stop annoying your website visitorsThe Most Important Thing You Can Add To Your Website TODAYWebsite and Marketing Must-Haves for 2022Marketing and Website Design for Small Fleets and Owner-OperatorsThe Costly Mistakes You’re Making With Your WebsiteWhat to know before you outsource your marketingSearch by topic and check out all our past episodes of the Digital Dispatch podcast—right on our website.

Medical Shipping with Pearl TransWhen I first started looking for logistics companies on social media, one of the first ones that stood out was Pearl Trans. Their purple branding and the modern approach appealed to me so I gave them a follow. Fast forward a handful of years and I get the pleasure of interviewing the company's CEO and founder, Lorena Camargo. Lorena joins the show to talk about how she approached branding her company in logistics and the intricacies of medical shipments. Connect with Lorena Camargo on Linkedin, Twitter, and InstagramCheck out Pearl Trans website, Linkedin, and Instagram

When we build online, the last thing we want to do is annoy the very people we’re trying to attract. So in today’s show, we’re talking about the ways you’re annoying your website visitors so you can create a pathway to conversion. Listen to these shows next: The Most Important Thing You Can Add To Your Website TODAYWebsite and Marketing Must-Haves for 2022Marketing and Website Design for Small Fleets and Owner-OperatorsThe Costly Mistakes You’re Making With Your WebsiteSearch by topic and check out all our past episodes of the Digital Dispatch podcast—right on our website.

Free speech is an essential part of a functioning democracy and with billionaire Elon Musk's bid to purchase Twitter--the platform where that free speech should be taking place--we're exploring the little-known and difficult to deal with problem of content moderation.It’s never been easier to create content online. But with millions of uploads every second of the day, and an influx of spam and bot tactics on the rise, today's episode is diving into the difficulties of content moderation in order to prevent misinformation and hateful content from spreading throughout the internet. Listen to these shows next: AI Tools to Help the One-Person Marketing TeamArtificial Intelligence in MarketingSearch by topic and check out all our past episodes of the Digital Dispatch podcast—right on our website.

Are you a big lemonade person? What about juice in general? Well if you fall into either of those categories or just a fan of company success stories--then I've got a good one for ya today with the logistics of Calypso Lemonade. In this episode, John Jares, COO of Calypso Lemonade joins the show to talk about the growth and transportation strategy of the 20-year-old brand. 

Nick Chubb (not the running back) was a former merchant mariner who witnessed firsthand the inefficiencies of the maritime industry. After realizing how much he could help combat the challenges of innovation and data sharing, he founded and currently serves as the managing director at Thetius--a research and technology advisory firm to the maritime industry. Show links: Check out Thetius websiteFollow Nick Chubb on LinkedinListen to these shows next: Maritime Marketing with Spire’s Kevin NaakaoThe history of shipping with Sal Mercogliano Cargo Ship Life with Merchant Mariner Gabby Salazar

This is our 4th episode talking about all of the new technology in trucking--especially when it comes to autonomous vehicles. But what's the story behind what's powering the ability to use these trucks on highways without sacrificing safety? A key aspect to getting more autonomous vehicles on the road to help with supply chain challenges is a technology called Lidar--which I've known about for a while because of the possibilities and discoveries made while using Lidar in archeology. So I was really pumped to see it being used in trucking. Locomation’s COO Glynn Spangenberg was kind enough to join me live while at the Manifest conference and gave us a breakdown of how lidar systems are being used on their autonomous truck--which the company says can dramatically increase capacity, improve asset utilization, and lower costs for the supply chain overall. Links from the showFollow Glynn Spangenberg on LinkedinCheck out Locomation’s websiteLocomation Explainer VideoCheck out these shows next: How to save old trucks with Edison MotorsTargeting the Autonomous Middle Mile with GatikThe State of Autonomous Vehicles In Trucking