06/11/2018
Can I Get It Delivered?
A very simple question that should easily be answered. After all, there’s only two parts to this equation; a service to perform the task, and a willing buyer to pay a reasonable price for the service. As commerce evolves however, satisfying customers demands means better efficiencies. That simple question though, seems more complicated with the addition of one word; but not necessarily.
For example; Can I Get It Delivered Tomorrow?
Next day services requires sorting and distribution hubs, networks of driver fleets, cross regional transport, and sound logistics management. Sheer volume of movement is key to the success of this brand. What if we upped the ante a bit on turn around time?
Let’s ask; Can I Get It Delivered Today?
Same day services bring regional solutions to the table, but consumers are either limited to their own physical locations for clientele, or must create inventory warehouses for each market. Local businesses of course, have both delivery options at their disposal, but ultimately receive less favourable rates than larger players.
What about; Can I Get It Delivered Now?
A provider that performs a single service to local markets, runs leaner and faster. Local business owners can gain advantage here by working more directly with both customer and provider. What if packages were sent on an individual basis, where one driver performed both pick-up and delivery, door to door?
On demand food delivery and ride hailing companies perform at high levels by doing one thing very well. Statistics have shown that customers will pay a reasonable rate for faster service.
RoadWages is a ‘gig’ economy provider of timely delivery for small parcels in Peel and Halton regions.
The answer is Yes! You can get it delivered Now.
