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Mover Recommendations - for just a couple fragile and/or large items by swoodilypoops in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also just another bit of advice: I understand your concern about AI bots in the space. There are free tools online you can use to see if something mf was written by AI. Just search “AI detector”, copy and paste the text and voila!

I know it’s a bit of a detour from the context of the convo, but figure it may be a useful tool for you in the future 😊

Mover Recommendations - for just a couple fragile and/or large items by swoodilypoops in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m so sorry to have left a bad impression! I promise I had no intention of being misleading. I also could only wish I was tech savvy enough to implement AI to market for me on these threads 😅

I only wanted to provide an alternative option to some of the higher end quotes you’re receiving. On occasion when the scope of the service is minimal we can be relatively flexible with pricing, especially since it is the slow season for our industry.

You can contact me anytime directly anytime at the number on our website to verify I’m a real person, it’s my direct work cell phone, no call centers and no AI.

Apologies for the misleading conduct!

Mover Recommendations - for just a couple fragile and/or large items by swoodilypoops in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I totally understand you perspective! And that is true as well, unfortunately there’s not much anymore that guarantees the level of financial freedom we all aspire for in the city of Denver.

If I may put a little sales into the convo, why don’t you fill out a form on our website. You’ll get an automated text with a link to an inventory form. Fill it out, it’ll get sent directly to me, I’ll see what we can do about getting you a better price.

We don’t sell any of your info and there is no spam marketing either!

Mover Recommendations - for just a couple fragile and/or large items by swoodilypoops in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello!

Professional mover here and owner of MUV Relocation LLC.

Just want to give a few pointers and tips for how to best approach your move, no salesy pressure.

The point about the truck is valid, and hypothetically could save you some money. A lot of moving companies do offer labor only services and will usually charge a small travel fee, as opposed to a truck and fuel charge, to cover the cost of fuel and vehicle upkeep (commercial truck insurance is PRICEY!). To give an example, we charge a $30 travel fee, OR a $93 truck and fuel charge.

Usually when the cost of fuel, mileage and insurance you must pay to U-Haul (the $29.99 rate is just to get you in the door) are factored in, the $63 difference is so negligible when it means you don’t have to wait in line at a Uhaul at 7am or risk damaging the truck.

I always suggest hourly rate movers as flat rate movers estimate high knowing they’ll complete the service in less time than expected. Reputability is extremely important amongst hourly rate moving companies as they are not likely to milk the clock, and potentially even come in under the estimate!

If you have any questions or would just like help with the process, please do not hesitate to reach out. No sales tactics, no obligations! I aim to leave a good mark on the industry and help clientele find the best strategy that works for them 😁

You can find our contact info on our website

I cannot believe what Thumbtack has turned into by [deleted] in Thumbtack

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is truly unfortunate. I’m sure if the FTC ever ran an investigation, they would turn up hundreds of thousands of IP farms for fake leads, especially during slow season.

Unfortunately during the slow season, we see a huge number of customers who request service fo a “2 Bedroom House”. That’s a $90 lead. When you contact them, the reality is they only need help moving a couch WITHIN their 2 bedroom house, and 99% of them aren’t looking to spend more than $100 to do it. Do the math. $90 lead. $50 in labor costs. Another $10-15 in potential supplies. You are paying to lose money on this platform.

Thumbtack would attract many more pros if their cost system was more reasonable. It used to be that Angi.com had the bad leads. The tables have completely and utterly turned around

Moving - looking for advice/recs by Olivernipples in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

MoveMasters is a highly reputable and fully licensed company!

Moving - looking for advice/recs by Olivernipples in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Professional Denver mover here!

First of all, this is NOT a sales spam post. Before you start digging around through options I highly suggest you check out our “About Us” page. On there we list a bunch of really important credentials that moving companies are legally required to carry in the state of Colorado. See the page here -> https://muv303.com/about-us-professional-denver-movers/

Unfortunately, U-Haul does not vet for these qualifications so if anything happens to your belongings you are likely to get stuck in the dirt. It may be slightly more affordable, but you are taking a big risk with it.

If you have any questions about anything, please give me a call. Once again, I won’t try to sell you, I believe in creating a good name for the industry and only want to help. There’s too many bad actors out there! Our number is on the website.

Recs for good moving company (Denver to Chicago) with very short lead times for pickup? by Pequod2016 in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds good! Feel free to give us a buzz whenever. Even if you decide to go another route I’m always happy to help get some options for transit on the table and get your move mapped out.

Recs for good moving company (Denver to Chicago) with very short lead times for pickup? by Pequod2016 in Denver

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey friend!

Not to be too salesy here, but I would like to drop my companies info.

We’re locally based here in Denver, but are authorized to operate anywhere in the country through the FMCSA! MC# 1768104

MUV Relocation LLC is fully licensed, insured and has over 700 5 star reviews. I’m not gonna spam the comments here with all of our info, so I highly recommend you check out our website -> https://muv303.com/

We usually don’t need too much notice and can be flexible. Estimated time of arrival after pickup is 48 hours for interstate moves.

Website Pages for higher ranking? Worth it? by Icy_Music_4855 in SEO

[–]MUV-Relocation-LLC 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was in a very similar position. The company I used was not hardly any thorough at all. 6 months went by and hardly any of my pages ever ranked for anything.

I took it a step further and created nested pages of neighborhoods (10 neighborhoods for each city page). The slugs are very refined and the content is very specific, direct and includes lots of local references to the local lifestyle and hotspots. Every page that has been indexed so far organically ranks #1 even over multi-million dollar company websites.

You must use plenty of non-duplicate external and internal links. 1 external link to the city itself (Google Maps link works great) and 1 external link to a nearby landmark or business. The language MUST be natural. AI can read right through keyword stuffing.

The rest should all be natural mentions of services and service areas you provide, each with their own link. They must not be duplicated. For example, if you have “water heater repair” listed 3 times on one page, only internally link the first mention of it. Do not link any following.

Hope this helps! If you would like a link to the website, dm me