A simple way to check who their clients are is to go to their website, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Snapchat, or other social media outlet they use. There you’ll see for yourself who their clientele is, and what they have to say about them.
Call the company and ask several specific questions and see if they are familiar and knowledgeable about your needs. You can even touch base with some of their clients and pick their brain about the warehousing company you’re interested in.
8. Check What Are The Warehousing Company Good And Bad Points?
I have really touched on this but just not directly. So what’s next, after you have looked into their prices and locations?
Then after you have checked out their services and if they can accommodate what you need, what’s next? Well, by my opinion the next thing you need to do is to compare them to the competition, and see how they stack up when placed side by side.
There are easy things to compare the price, for example. What about their other services? Say they offer a great price but are 2 hours away, will the cost of rent off-set the transportation cost?
What if the location is great but their operational hours are limited, can you find ways to work around them?
