Freight Broker Training

Posted on Fri, Nov 03 2006 @ 1:20 PM [EST]

Freight Broker Training: Entrepreneur Magazine has rated the freight Broker business as one of the top home-based businesses, and a recent Wall Street Journal article cited freight brokering and logistics as the largest growing sector of the transportation industry. Freight professionals are in demand. No matter the state of the economy, goods will always need to be shipped. A motivated and disciplined freight agent, who has received the proper training, can build up his or her business into a very good earning potential. It is an ideal home business for a Self-starter who enjoys fast-paced work. Become a part of the exciting transportation industry as a freight broker. You will learn how to build up a freight business. From operations, to sales and marketing, our training program is committed to YOUR SUCCESS. During Training: Learn the process of Freight Brokering from start to finish Learn the tools needed to be successful as a Freight Broker Learn the basics of day-to-day operations inside a Brokerage Learn techniques such as building a customer base And working with trucks Learn how to manage the shipment from origin to destination Gain valuable industry resources. If you see a truck on the road, somebody had to book that load. Might as well be you.

Contact us for more information
Agent Training Dept:
Ph (866) 423-5502
Fx (678) 669-7330
E_Mail: agenttraining@a1freighttraining.com

Our check us out on the web: http://www.a1freighttraining.com

Category Posted: General

Comments

Despite the news decrying a 20% increase in prices for food ect... I rarely see it when I book loads. It is late July 08, and as I call on loads from brokers, the majority of them are trying to pawn off loads for $1.30 to 1.60 per mile in the Southeast areas like Atlanta ga, Sc, and NC. I am sorry, but on Wed I booked no loads for my 12 trucks because of this. I, like many that know how to run a business will not take cheap freight, and for the smucks that are taking these loads, your probably the same sorts of drivers that steal fuel and tires and are two months behind on your insurance and house payment... so to you smucks...keep up the good work, you will be out of business soon. I love the high fuel prices, it is eliminating the competition (well the smuck competition). I cannot do that with merely 12 trucks, but the economy and high fuel prices are doing it for me. I hope fuel goes to $10.00 a gallon because I will not take a load that does not justify my overhead and give m

Comment By:
paul on Sun, Jul 27 2008 @ 4:34 PM [EST]

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