There are a number of factors to consider when deciding which delivery option to offer to your customers, including items being shipped, weight and location
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There is a bigger difference between same day & next day delivery than terminology & the decision of what to offer can have a big impact on your business
Northampton based B2B courier firm GOfers has expanded out into the West Midlands, with new offices based in Oldbury as well as the existing Head Quarters in Northampton. This decision has been made based on the rapid expansion of the GOfers client base and their desire to serve all customers with easily accessible offices close to the major road networks…
With so many companies now offering everything from same day delivery to click and collect, how do you know which options to choose that both work best for your business and also maintain your edge over your competitors to keep customers returning?
We love a good predictive blog piece as much as the next person, so we’ve put together our top B2B courier delivery trends for 2020
Walking navigation apps have become integral in today’s modern world. Couriers find them really useful for speeding up deliveries and ensuring their delivery targets are met. Whether it’s Google Maps or something else you use, they’re definitely handy to have.
Dashcams are becoming more sophisticated by the day, especially when you consider their humble beginnings; we’ve had a look at 3 of the most popular models on the market currently
A look at the electric vans we’ve seen on our streets so far this year, and what may be yet to come, including the all new, all snazzy VW electric camper van. Watch this space….
It doesn’t matter whether you drive for business or pleasure, the roads are a busy place to be! It’s a sad fact of life that the risk of being in an accident remains a prominent one, so it’s best to protect yourself as much as possible in the likelihood of having to make an insurance claim in the future.
Only three months to go until the new MOT changes come into force, on 20th May, 2018. Designed to make the test stricter, these changes are set to ensure the cars on our roads are safer than before. These will also ensure the MOT test adheres to the ‘EU Roadworthiness Package’, with closer scrutiny on the particulate filters of diesel cars and a new way of categorising faults; Minor, Major or Dangerous.
