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Hosted by Heavy Lifting Marketing · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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The Heavy Lifting Podcast is where moving company owners come to grow. Hosted by Brian and Vincent Moulton, former movers turned agency founders, we sit down with operators in the trenches sharing what's actually working in their businesses. Just a couple guys talking about operations, hiring, and building a moving company that lasts.
Heavy Lifting Marketing hosts The Heavy Lifting Podcast, a business show with 26 episodes published.
Most moving companies win a customer once and never see them again, Robert Esposito built a company people call back every time they move. In this episode, you'll hear how Robert turned a single borrowed box truck into a
Destiny never planned to end up in moving, and now she's booking 19 jobs in a single day in an industry that is heavily male dominated. In this episode you'll hear how Pro Touch Movers in Jacksonville went from texting s
Amalia bought a box truck to sell food during the pandemic, and after the fifth friend asked her to help them move, she realized she'd stumbled into a completely different business. In this episode you'll hear how Move I
In this episode, you'll hear how a 39-year-old family moving company in the Lehigh Valley passed from father to son, and why the handover nearly didn't happen. Jarred walks through how he runs a 3-truck, 8-man operation
Manuel Cardenas did around 1,300 moves in a single year out of a 2012 Chevy Malibu with two dollies and thirty blankets, and that was before Veterans Best Movers even existed. In this episode you'll hear how an Army flig
If you're on the fence about whether storage belongs in your business, this episode gives you the real numbers to decide for yourself. Robin Boldt started with zero moving experience and ended up running a company where
Gabriel Ventura has been doing flat rate moving since before most companies knew what it was.18 years in business, zero marketing budget, and a tip rate his competitors can't explain. What This Episode Covers In this epi
Giorgi Battinelli and his partners launched a moving company with no prior business experience. 1,000 moves later, they're running a multi-location operation with 50 employees, all in 12 months. Giorgi Battinelli (Simply
Roderick Hill didn't plan on being a mover. His mom just needed him off the couch one summer. That summer job turned into three decades in the moving industry, and eventually ComfortZone Movers in Raleigh, North Carolina
Jesse Whitaker has been in the moving industry for 31 years and never ran a single paid ad. Moxie Movers serves the Richmond metro area with 40 guys and roughly 10 moves a day. Half of that volume comes from repeat custo
Alexander Surfus was mid-move when his business partner showed up unannounced, high, and threw a punch at him in front of the client. This is the story of how he walked away, started over with $500, and built Surfus Movi
He had zero jobs booked, two trucks, and a warehouse in a city he'd never operated in. You'll see exactly how Max Labarbera launched his second moving company location in Charleston, SC and ran those trucks nearly every
Sean Stein has been in the moving business since the early 80s, back when a bread truck and 15 pads was a full operation. Today he runs A Mother's Touch Moving in Melbourne, Florida, a $4M+ company with nothing but 5-sta
Tukker Watson started The Moving Guys Alabama with $700 and a car that broke down when you put it in reverse. Seven years later he has 400+ Google reviews in one of the smallest markets in the South. This is how he did i
Dan John started Mover Dan Savannah because he needed to pay rent. Three years later he's pulling $760K in annual revenue with two wrapped trucks, a growing crew, and a waiting list of realtors who call his personal cell
This episode of The Heavy Lifting Podcast is packed with first hand experience from Brian and Vincent of the same common mistakes they see working with moving companies every day and an how you can start fixing them toda
Paxton Taylor has been running Ready to Move in Macon, Georgia since 2005. Amongst his different marketing funnels, he's an expert in one, direct mail. He does not spray and pray. He sends 40 to 50 highly targeted cards
Jeremy Thompson has been running Swift Moves in St. Petersburg, Florida for over 10 years. He's never lowered his rates to beat a competitor. He's done it on purpose. When COVID hit and the moving industry got flooded wi
Justin Perez was 21 when he went to prison. He got out on April Fools Day 2020 with a felony record, no industry experience, and nowhere obvious to go. Within two years he was running a 28-person moving company as genera
John Farrell started his moving company, BC Brothers Moving, out of his dad's lawn care trailer at 17 years old, during COVID, with no experience and no money, and crossed $200k/month in revenue before he even turned 22.
Dan John
legendary coach, author, and educator · Mover Dan Savannah
1 appearance on this show
Jeremy Thompson
Journalist, News Anchor & Author · Special Operations Association of America
1 appearance on this show
John Farrell
Associate Laboratory Director for the National Laboratory of the Rockies Mechanical and Thermal Engineering Sciences Directorate · Claremont McKenna College
1 appearance on this show
Robert Esposito
Relocators
1 appearance on this show
Destiny
Pro Touch Movers
1 appearance on this show
Amalia Grannis
Move It or Lose It
1 appearance on this show
Manuel Cardenas
Veterans Best Movers
1 appearance on this show
Alexander Surfus
Surfus Moving
1 appearance on this show
Sean Stein
A Mother's Touch Moving
1 appearance on this show
Brian Moulton
Moulton Brothers Movers
1 appearance on this show
Paxton Taylor
Ready to Move
1 appearance on this show
Fernando Levario
Pro Movers of Cape Coral
1 appearance on this show
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