With their Girl Scout Patch Program, Women in Trucking hopes to empower and educate young women looking to work within logistics in the future.

Many local, regional, and niche delivery businesses focus on delivering their promised services on-time and reliably, but to build your customer base, perhaps it’s time to rev up your marketing! Marketing can seem too expensive with fuzzy ROI, especially if you haven’t invested in it strategically before. It’s quite possible that you have an in-house employee who wears many hats, marketing being just one of them! For delivery partners who are unsure of whether marketing is the right investment for your business, Alter Marketing has put together a guide that can help you navigate your marketing journey and capitalize on its significant potential in the freight delivery industry.

An article outlining the high value and proven ROI of marketing written by a marketing agency can naturally be viewed as biased and self-serving. But it doesn’t make it any less true or relevant, especially in today’s interconnected economy. Marketing is a force multiplier for companies, working 24/7 to generate leads and new business in support of direct sales efforts. This is especially significant for small to mid-sized operationally-driven companies.

Convention has it that little boys play with trucks and little girls play with dolls – and those toys help form their interests as they grow up into men and women. Today’s society generally teaches both genders from an early age that they “be anything they want to be” and pursue a career in any profession. Such opportunity doesn’t come without its obstacles though, particularly if you’re a woman pursuing a field that is historically for men.