Trust comes first
- Your USDOT number, required for interstate movers, shown on the site.
- Your state license, where your state requires one for local moves.
- How you quote: in-home or video survey, binding or not, and what changes the price.
- Your own trucks and crew in the photos.
Pages for how people search
- Local moves, long-distance moves, office moves.
- Packing, storage, piano or specialty items.
- The areas you're based in and serve, with moves you've done there.
Timing
Summer is the busy season and the end of the month is the busy week. Keep your Google profile's hours and booking details current before those peaks, and ask every customer for a review the day after the move, while it's fresh.
Questions
Do lead-selling sites help movers?
They can fill a calendar, but the same lead often goes to several companies. Your own site and Google profile are what you keep.
Should I publish prices?
Many movers give typical ranges and explain what drives the cost. It filters out people who were never going to book.
Why do people check my DOT number?
Because moving scams are well known. A visible, valid number is one of the quickest ways to look legitimate.