Customers can't find our services or ask for a quote
A business customer comparing companies often goes to the one that looks clear and easy to ask. I'd fix it with a website that brings customers, in the three steps below.
What it looks like
- People ask what you deliver and where before they ask the price.
- Your services are described across old posts and messages.
- Business customers want a quote, but there is nowhere simple to ask.
How I'd fix it
Build a website that lists your services, vehicle types and the areas you cover.
Add a quote and booking button on every page that opens WhatsApp.
Write it in English and Arabic, and set it up so Google can find it.
A website that brings customers
Look professional and get found on Google.
How much is admin costing you?
Move the numbers to match your business. Nothing is sent anywhere.
260 hours a month
QAR 9,100 a month
If a system gave back just a quarter of that, you'd save QAR 2,275 every month.
Based on 26 working days a month.
Talk through your numbersOther problems in logistics
- We copy bookings from calls and WhatsApp by handEvery wrong copy is a wasted trip, a late delivery and an unhappy customer.A WhatsApp assistant that works 24/7
- "Where is my delivery?" calls all dayStaff and drivers spend hours answering one question.A WhatsApp assistant that works 24/7
- Dispatch lives on a whiteboard and in my headVehicles sit idle while other drivers are overloaded, and the day depends on one person being available.Your own business system
- Proof of delivery gets lost, and disputes are my word against theirsA disputed delivery can mean unpaid invoices, free re-deliveries or a lost customer, all because you can't show what happened.Your own business system
- Cash on delivery doesn't add up at the end of the dayDifferences are hard to trace once a few days pass, and you can't tell a mistake from a real problem.Your own business system
Tell me how your business runs.
Step one is a free call. Within 24 hours you get a plan and a fixed price.