Become a self employed courier
Do you want to become a courier? Do you enjoy driving? Do you want to be your own boss?
Do you want open and honest advice that will stop you making costly mistakes in your fledgling courier or owner driver business? Advice that will save you money and if implemented help you make money?
If the answer is yes, then read on.
- Can you really make £300+ a day?
- Can I earn £1500+ every week?
- Is it easy to become a document courier?
- Can I become a courier using my car?
- Do I need to use a freight exchange?
- Where do I get my customers from?
It’s all too easy to buy a courier guide and get pages cut an pasted off of the internet, guides that promise thousands of business contacts for you but have actually cut them out of the yellow pages… Courier Guides that have been written and published by people who have never even had a courier business. You may have heard of the scams but how do you know for yourself?
The Complete Courier Guide is a downloadable ebook available for a small investment of just £19.99 (for now after Easter it returns to its usual price of £30), you will easily earn this back on your first job as a courier. It’s filled with quality advice enabling you to save money and avoid costly mistakes. Can you afford to settle for less?
The Complete Courier Guide is written by Kevin Arrow and his same day courier company, Arrow Light Haulage is still trading today, proof that his advice has been tested and works!
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PS, to earn £300 a day you will have to do more than one delivery job, possibly work 15+ hours a day – take off your fuel costs and other expenses, and you will be closer to a more realistic sum. Bear in mind, some weeks you won’t have work for some of the days…. if it sounds like hard work – it is. But it is rewarding, fantastic even, to be your own boss.
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When I started my courier business 7 years ago the internet only gave a few options on how to become a courier. The information was both poor and costly. I joined a freight exchange, sent out leaflets and picked up the phone. I grew my business and year on year saw people thinking they could just jump in a car and become a courier, then get disappointed when they failed. There is a bit more to being a courier than driving.
It was frustrating watching people waste money whilst I was out winning business awards and it was then I decided that I was going to write The Complete Courier Guide to help those wanting a successful business and those that knew it wasn't easy money -what job is?Our ebooks have sold well ever since and I am thrilled when I hear the success our customers are having.
If you are looking to start up as a courier, then start here.