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Are you interested in working from home by starting a profitable freight brokerage business? Do you want a done-for-you guide from start to finish that brings you closer to your dream of becoming a successful freight broker? If this is you, then read on… In today’s world, the freight brokerage industry is growing continuously and it is very rewarding to become a freight broker if you build upon the right foundation. For instance, a freight broker can profit anywhere between 10% and 35% per any shipment they handle. Starting out at first could fetch you around $100 to $500 per shipment. Upon building professional networks and having some solid experience to go with it, you could earn as much as $5,175 for every shipment. Multiplying this value with the number of shipments handled per day can be astonishing! However, the reason most new freight brokers fail to succeed is because they lack proper knowledge and understanding of the business and what they hope to achieve. Before commencing a new freight brokerage business, you have to take into account several factors, one of which is getting educated. This is likely the most critical factor to consider when starting your brokerage business. The key to success is knowledge and to be successful, you must be well-informed about the freight moving industry. Asides from knowledge, you must be ready to build your network of shippers and carriers, as well as being ready to take on any financial obligations of the business, and several others The reason why I have written this book, The Freight Broker Book, is to demystify the complexities you will face as a new freight broker and to educate you on the ins and out of how to run a successful freight brokerage business from start to finish. Below is a snippet of what you will learn; · How to get the right training and experience to aid your journey to become a freight broker. · Choosing the right legal framework for your business. · How to develop a solid business plan that attracts investors and for easy access to loans. · Finding carriers and shippers for your business. · The essential paperwork and documentation to maintain and key points to note while at it such as carrier-broker agreement, bill of lading, load confirmation, rate agreement, etc. · Fulfilling the legal requirements to function as a freight broker such as your operating authority, processing agents, surety bond or trust fund, etc. · How to narrow down your target market audience for the best possible results in your business. · How to operate your business smoothly and get it going as well as handling problems you will encounter. And a whole lot more! This book, written in an easy-to-understand style with little to no technical jargon is a must-have for every freight broker, especially if you are justing starting out. So, what more are you waiting for? To get started in running a profitable freight brokerage business from the comfort of your home, simply get a copy of this book RIGHT NOW

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Truck dispatcher training manual is a guidebook on learning how to dispatch freight. It covers a wide variety of topics including load planning, driver management, business administration, DOT safety compliance, and routing considerations.

This business publication provides all the tools and information an independent Owner Operator needs to successfully dispatch his or her own truck(s). It explains how to set up your mobile office, lists important business contacts, and provides information about laws and regulations as well as required documents. It describes how to provide excellent customer service, build successful business relationships and effectively manage time and stress. It explains freight volume and facts affecting load availability. It guides you through the process of obtaining your own loads and dispatching your own truck(s). And you also learn about proper freight handling and important delivery procedures. Finally, this publication dispels myths and common misconceptions about the trucking industry, provides you with facts to disprove "truck stop" gossip, and makes the process of dispatching transparent.

Freight Broker Business Startup How to Start, Run & Grow a Successful Freight Brokerage Business You may already know this, but in case you didn't, here are some facts about why freight brokerage business is growing and why it is so lucrative to get in to. Since 2012, Freight brokerage industry has been seeing a steady 6-12% growth every year The ongoing economic recovery is bringing an increase in demand for trucking services The massive growth of companies like Amazon, eBay, and others are contributing directly to freight brokerage business According to ATA (American Trucking Association) by 2022 overall revenue in the trucking industry will increase by 66%! ATA also predicts that the by 2022 the cargo weight they carry will grow by 24% Increase use of LTL (Less Than Truckload) which can only be accessed by a licensed freight broker If these facts sold you on the idea to at least find out more, then read on and let's talk about what's in this book. In This Book You Will Learn: What is a Freight Broker Difference between Freight Broker & Freight Forwarder 10 Reasons why You Should become a Freight Broker How the Industry Works Trucking Industry Players A day in life of a Freight Broker 8 Essential Traits of a Freight Broker How to actually Become a Freight Broker How Much can You Make How Freight Broker Business Makes Money How to start a Freight brokerage business step by step How to write a Business Plan (A full plan is included) What are all the required Forms, permits and licenses What are the legal requirements What are the bond and insurance requirements Estimated Startup Cost Marketing and Resources 5 Practical Ways to Find New Clients 5 Effective Networking Tools and Tricks 6 ways to engage clients Online 7 Things Clients look at in a freight Broker 11 Must Follow Tips to running a profitable business Links to all Forms and applications Welcome to the wonderful world of Freight Brokerage Business, get started right from your home, and then grow that business slowly. Remember waiting one more day means you are falling behind at least 10 more new competitors that joined yesterday.

How to Become A Successful Freight Broker: Easy To Follow Step By Step Training Guide With the rise and success of companies like Amazon, eBay, Alibaba, Wal-Mart and many others, the global freight market has been seeing a growth like never before especially in last few years. More and more companies are buying and selling products across the border. It is the new global economy of the 21st century. Not to mention due the rise of Amazon FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) business, there are little over 300,000 new businesses opened up just in last 3 years to supply products to Amazon. These new businesses only buy products from various Asian countries and ship them to Amazon warehouses in the western world. Amazon then sell these products on the seller's behalf, which is essentially what Amazon FBA business model is. Due to the huge popularity of this new business, suddenly now another 300,000 new customers are looking to hire a Freight broker to handle their shipments and to make sure their products get routed to the proper Amazon warehouses. My name is George A. Stewart, I am 43 years old, I worked 12 years as a store manager for Burger King, a truly dead end job. Just like most jobs in the market today I used to put in plenty of hours that unfortunately, did not translate into money. My turning point was the day I met a certain customer in my restaurant who seemed to be doing very well despite the hard economic times the whole country was going through. After a little chitchat, I found out he was a freight broker and that he was earning a decent living while working a few hours. At that point I did not know anything about freight brokerage or that a profession like that even existed. I therefore decided to do some research about it and the more I learned the more my interest grew and within a matter of weeks I was completely hooked up. Before I knew it, I took time off work to begin my training in freight brokerage. After my training, I decided to quit my job at burger king and took up a job as a freight agent working under an established freight broker. My job included looking for new clients, taking orders and matching shippers with carriers. In one year or so I felt that I had enough experience and contacts to start my own firm. I then applied for the required licenses at FMCSA and started small. Starting my own firm was definitely not easy but I found it much better than working at Burger King. My first client was a contact I had made from working as a freight agent. After a lot of hard work I finally started getting more clients, and in 6 months I could finally relax because my business had finally taken off. I was earning around $120,000 every year, which, I must confess, was really good for starters. After Reading This Guide You Will Learn: What is a Freight Broker/ Logistics Broker What is a Freight Brokerage Business How does the industry work How to Get Started in This Business What is a life cycle of a load Requirements to become a Freight Broker How to write a Business Plan How to set up your Freight Brokerage Business How to choose the Right Target Market How to pick the Right Carrier What Freight Brokerage Software to use How much Money you can make How to Rate any Freight How to Build a Customer and Carrier base How to Sell a Freight to a Carrier All types of legal matters And more "This is truly a complete guidebook for anyone looking to get started in freight brokerage business. I am in the process of getting my business setup, after working as a dispatch in a trucking company, I knew the demand was growing for a freight brokerage. Thanks to George's book, I was motivated to get started, wish I did it sooner." - R. Segrest