Four out of five people currently have too many possessions in their home, according to the survey that featured on the Storage.co.uk website as part of the build-up to National Declutter Week.
When Storage.co.uk announced its National Declutter Week campaign to help hospices, Dave Crocker of U store depot, in Northern Ireland, responded to say that’s just what they’ve already been doing. And here he tells us how.
The vast majority of people now find self storage companies by looking on the web. This means that any self storage firm that wants to grow its business needs to have a very effective website, one that has something which makes it stand out from the crowd.
At Storage.co.uk we’re very interested in the subject of clutter, and are organising the National Declutter Week 2012. But here’s a story that is of an altogether different order of magnitude.
As the saying goes, it’s not what you know but who you know that counts. Nowadays, this is more important than ever when it comes to building relationships with customers.
The many good promotional films produced by the self storage industry are clear evidence that its members fully understand how effective film can be.
Following on the success of last year’s first ever National Declutter Week, sponsored by Storage.co.uk, we are preparing for a new national campaign next year. In order to chime with the traditional good habit of Spring Cleaning, our campaign will be moving seasons.
A recent blog on the BBC website by Tom de Castella and Kate Dailey drew attention to the growth of self storage, part of the increasing tide of coverage the industry has received recently in the mainstream media.
Many self storage companies publish electronic newsletters. Is it time well spent? What kind of newsletters work well? And what is the best strategy for releasing them?
A recent article in The Independent has highlighted the growing use being made of self storage units by start-up businesses looking for a cheap alternative to renting more traditional premises.
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