
Getting prepared for the busy season
October 1, 2007 By John McCoy
Take a few moments now to remind your team of the need to run a safe operation.
Read MoreTake a few moments now to remind your team of the need to run a safe operation.
Read MoreIn a recent conversation, EIA energy analyst Dave Hinton said that unlike last year, there is no propane inventory safety net this year.
Read MoreRelying on your drivers to execute the best plan for the day’s deliveries could be steering your ledger in the wrong direction, yet a price tag of more than $20,000 for traditional route-planning software may put such systems off the map for your company. A more affordable alternative, though, is set for an October rollout.
Read MoreGeographic location, profitability and operational/marketing practices set the stage for the interest buyers will have in your business.
Read MoreFurnaces are being turned on for the first time, and the flow of propane service and delivery begins again in volume.
Read MoreIf you’ve been in the propane business for more than a couple of years, you’ve heard a lot of safety and accident prevention presentations.
Read MoreAsurvey by the Web-based company careerbuilder.com revealed that one-third of workers admitted calling in sick when they felt fine at least once in 2006.
Read MoreThe propane industry has come a long way with grilling safety.
Read MoreThis is generally an accurate saying for all of commerce but particularly descriptive of the challenging retail propane markets we face every day. Since we can agree that our retail propane markets are competitive, it stands to reason that – to reach our goals – we need top sales professionals who are the best equipped to bring in the highest quality of new customers.
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