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Go Mini's Hires Franchise Development Salesperson - PR.com
Go Mini's Hires Franchise Development Salesperson - PR.com
Simi Valley, CA, July 24, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Go Mini’s Moving and Portable Storage, the expert in portable storage containers, has hired a franchise development salesperson to help grow the Go Mini’s franchise across the USA, Canada, and Latin America. After interviewing several highly qualified applicants, Go Mini’s has chosen David Silver to increase franchise sales.
Silver is a successful marketing executive and sales manager with over 20 years of experience. Throughout his career Silver has succeeded in significantly increasing territory sales through highly successful marketing campaigns. “David’s track record, extensive experience, and knowledge in the franchise industry makes him a valuable asset to our company,” said Michael Lohman, Chairman of Go Mini’s, “His sales approach and leadership are a great fit for Go Mini’s as well as his ability to attract a new generation of franchise owners. We are excited to have him join our team.”
Go Mini’s is a member of the International Franchising Association. IFA members operate under the highest standards and include franchise companies in over 100 different business format categories, individual franchisees and companies that support the industry in marketing, law and business development.
Go Mini’s has been aggressively seeking new franchises in North America and are about to open new locations in Idaho,Texas, Florida and New Jersey.
There has never been a better time to explore Go Mini’s franchise opportunities. Go Mini’s is a major player in the mobile self-storage industry through their turn-key start up franchise system. Potential franchisees recognize this rare opportunity and are benefiting as Go Mini’s continues to establish itself as the superior alternative in the market place. Go Mini’s provide protected operating territories and use a start small, grow large philosophy which allows franchise partners to keep their overhead and cost structure down when getting started. Go Mini’s has invested extensively in their corporate website, GoMinis.com, designed to drive leads to their franchisees via their proprietary quote engine.
For more information about Go Mini’s franchise opportunities, visit http://www.gominis.com/franchise-opportunities/or call 1-866-GoMinis, option 5.
About Go Mini’s
Go Mini's, LLC. a leader in the portable storage industry is majority owned and operated by Go Mini's franchisees and has more than 220 locations throughout North America. At Go Mini’s®, there is no move too big or small that they cannot handle with the dedication and trust you have come to expect from a world-class organization. With their patented designs and streamlined service, Go Mini’s® is the answer for all your storage and moving needs.
www.gominis.com
Go Mini’s looking for rapid expansion of franchises across North America and beyond.
Silver is a successful marketing executive and sales manager with over 20 years of experience. Throughout his career Silver has succeeded in significantly increasing territory sales through highly successful marketing campaigns. “David’s track record, extensive experience, and knowledge in the franchise industry makes him a valuable asset to our company,” said Michael Lohman, Chairman of Go Mini’s, “His sales approach and leadership are a great fit for Go Mini’s as well as his ability to attract a new generation of franchise owners. We are excited to have him join our team.”
Go Mini’s is a member of the International Franchising Association. IFA members operate under the highest standards and include franchise companies in over 100 different business format categories, individual franchisees and companies that support the industry in marketing, law and business development.
Go Mini’s has been aggressively seeking new franchises in North America and are about to open new locations in Idaho,Texas, Florida and New Jersey.
There has never been a better time to explore Go Mini’s franchise opportunities. Go Mini’s is a major player in the mobile self-storage industry through their turn-key start up franchise system. Potential franchisees recognize this rare opportunity and are benefiting as Go Mini’s continues to establish itself as the superior alternative in the market place. Go Mini’s provide protected operating territories and use a start small, grow large philosophy which allows franchise partners to keep their overhead and cost structure down when getting started. Go Mini’s has invested extensively in their corporate website, GoMinis.com, designed to drive leads to their franchisees via their proprietary quote engine.
For more information about Go Mini’s franchise opportunities, visit http://www.gominis.com/franchise-opportunities/or call 1-866-GoMinis, option 5.
About Go Mini’s
Go Mini's, LLC. a leader in the portable storage industry is majority owned and operated by Go Mini's franchisees and has more than 220 locations throughout North America. At Go Mini’s®, there is no move too big or small that they cannot handle with the dedication and trust you have come to expect from a world-class organization. With their patented designs and streamlined service, Go Mini’s® is the answer for all your storage and moving needs.
www.gominis.com
Monday, July 8, 2013
When to Use Climate Controlled Storage | Go Mini's of Ventura County!
When You Should Use Climate Controlled Storage
Storing your belongings correctly is essential to their preservation over the long-term. Our standard portable storage containers are fine for a broad range of things, including vehicles, tool, seasonal yard upkeep equipment, and similar items. However, there are a number of personal and household items that would be better kept in our portable storage containers that offer climate controlled storage. The condensation that can result from fluctuations in temperature can be destructive in its own right, but that moisture also gives mold and decay the opportunity to flourish. Climate controlled storage helps prevent such damage. Read on to see the list of items you should store in climate controlled storage…
Electronic Equipment And Computers
When storing sensitive electronic equipment and computers, you should use a climate controlled portable storage container. Otherwise the condensation that temperature fluctuations can produce may cause damage to the equipment. The delicate inner metal parts could rust and wiring could degrade. Moisture from the condensation could get trapped inside over time, just a couple drops, and cause a short the next time the equipment is used.Art, Books, And Musical Instruments
These items can be damaged by changes in temperature and humidity, particularly if those changes result in mold. When these have been stored away for a long time and carry that musty smell, it is a sign that there has been enough change in humidity level to allow mold or mildew spores to become active. Mold and mildew can stain, destroying paintings, photos, and books. Professional cleaning may be able to mitigate that damage, but there’s no guarantee that the original condition will be able to be restored. It is far better to avoid such damage by choosing self storage locations offering climate controlled storage.Fine Textiles, Fur, Seasonal Wardrobes
Organic, natural materials, like linen, cotton, and wool, are best stored in storage containers that offer climate control. Expensive wall hangings, tapestries, and other fine textile types of decorative art need carefully controlled temperatures to stay at their best for years to come. Furs are another item that should be stored in a climate controlled environment. To avoid the mustiness and mildew made possible by temperature fluctuations, seasonal wardrobes should also be stored in climate controlled containers.Storing Items Correctly Helps Them Last
Providing the correct storage environment for your belongings will help them last a lot longer. Items that need to be in climate controlled storage can be significantly damaged by condensation and temperature extremes. If you are in doubt on how to store an item, or on the side of the safer choice, controlled climate. A safe rule of thumb is if it is electronic or if it is made of organic materials, materials that could provide sustenance for mold or fungus spoors, climate control is the way to go. If you’re still not sure whether or not you have belongings that would benefit from being placed in our climate controlled portable storage container, give us a call and we’ll help you figure it out with our storage experts!Sunday, March 3, 2013
Go Mini's Introduces Climate Controlled Portable Storage Containers!
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Go Mini's Climate Controlled Containers! Posted on 2013-03-03 22:34:42
Every few years Go Minis decides to offer an innovative new product into their fleet of storage containers. Already, Go Mini’s consists of 12’, 16’ and 20' storage containers that are considered the best built containers in the industry.
In 2013, we are proud to announce the arrival of Climate Controlled Storage Containers. These containers are capable of plugging into any normal outlet and can be delivered and stored on your site. The storage containers will hold temperatures in the cooling mode from 65 degrees +/- to 90 degrees with an outside temperature of 90 and in the heating mode will hold temperatures to greater than 65 degrees when the outside temperature is 35 degrees.
These containers work well for customers looking to store highly valuable furniture’s, antiques, candles, paints, electronics, pharmaceuticals etc.
Anyone interested in renting a Climate Controlled Storage Container is asked to call Christine at (805)577-0332 for more details.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Not All Storage Containers are Created Equal
By Lynn Larson, Go Mini's Portable Storage.
When I speak to one of my friends about portable storage containers here in Ventura County & Los Angeles, they often assume that all portable storage containers are pretty much the same. However there are some important differences that as a consumer you should be aware of. With the increase in popularity of portable storage containers, many companies are using this term to cover what used to be known as “freight” containers. These are often older containers meant for overseas shipping. They can be rusty and leaky, with gaps around the door that would allow insects or small rodents to enter. Unlike Go Mini’s clean, shiny, finished interiors, the interiors of these freight containers are usually unfinished. When placing your items inside a smoothly-finished Go Mini’s container, you can be comfortable that nothing is going to snag your upholstery or leather finish or grate against your fine wood furniture. Freight containers sit directly on the ground, offering no air space underneath the container for air circulation. Go Mini’s portable storage containers are slightly raised on low wheels, so air circulates underneath them, reducing the potential for dampness. Go Mini’s feature an easy-to-operate, roll-up door. Freight container doors are heavy and swing outwards, and can be awkward for the average person to handle. When you enter a freight container, it’s dark inside! It’s hard to find items you may have stored inside. Unless you prop the door open well, it can bang closed behind you. Go Mini’s portable storage containers have translucent roofs that let in plenty of light. So you can easily find your stored items and loading is easier too. These are just some of the differences to be aware of when choosing portable storage containers. Remember, the cheapest portable storage solution isn’t always the least expensive in the long run!
When I speak to one of my friends about portable storage containers here in Ventura County & Los Angeles, they often assume that all portable storage containers are pretty much the same. However there are some important differences that as a consumer you should be aware of. With the increase in popularity of portable storage containers, many companies are using this term to cover what used to be known as “freight” containers. These are often older containers meant for overseas shipping. They can be rusty and leaky, with gaps around the door that would allow insects or small rodents to enter. Unlike Go Mini’s clean, shiny, finished interiors, the interiors of these freight containers are usually unfinished. When placing your items inside a smoothly-finished Go Mini’s container, you can be comfortable that nothing is going to snag your upholstery or leather finish or grate against your fine wood furniture. Freight containers sit directly on the ground, offering no air space underneath the container for air circulation. Go Mini’s portable storage containers are slightly raised on low wheels, so air circulates underneath them, reducing the potential for dampness. Go Mini’s feature an easy-to-operate, roll-up door. Freight container doors are heavy and swing outwards, and can be awkward for the average person to handle. When you enter a freight container, it’s dark inside! It’s hard to find items you may have stored inside. Unless you prop the door open well, it can bang closed behind you. Go Mini’s portable storage containers have translucent roofs that let in plenty of light. So you can easily find your stored items and loading is easier too. These are just some of the differences to be aware of when choosing portable storage containers. Remember, the cheapest portable storage solution isn’t always the least expensive in the long run!
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