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Discover the secrets of seamless shed hauling with our special guest, Gayla Wilson, whose expertise in corporate dispatching offers a fresh perspective on the industry. Join Shannon Latham and Sambassdor as they navigate the intricate world of shed logistics, sharing humorous anecdotes like Sam's notorious text reply delays and the dynamic challenges of blending technology with business solutions. This episode dives into the heart of collaboration and cross-promotion, highlighting how these strategies can address gaps and foster growth within the hauling community.
Embark on a journey through the shed and metal building logistics business, as we share personal experiences from rent-to-own call centers to dispatching roles. We'll explore the power of social media platforms, particularly Facebook, in connecting buyers and sellers and smoothing the path for shed relocation services. You'll gain insights into innovative marketing strategies using Google ads and learn about Gayla's bold ventures in creating a shed moving network platform, tackling the often overlooked seasonal nature of the business and the importance of strong communication links.
The episode wraps up with a heartfelt look into the family-run nature of our podcast, featuring contributions from Shannon's wife, son and daughter, making this truly a labor of love. Tune in to hear how a passion for shed hauling can evolve into a fulfilling business, with stories of community support, the balancing act of professional and personal life, and the relentless pursuit of dreams.

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Studio Sponsor: Union Grove Lumber

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