How is everyone managing the recent rise in fuel duty? Are you passing the additional cost on to customers, or absorbing it for now in the hope that fuel duty will drop again soon?

With fuel prices rising again, I’m curious how everyone is handling their pricing right now. Are you: • Pricing jobs based on the last fuel price you paid at the pump, or • Sticking with your existing pricing and taking a hit on the margin to keep clients happy? If this situation drags on for months, what’s the plan? Are you thinking about: • Gradually increasing your rates • Adding a fuel surcharge • Renegotiating with regular clients • Or just absorbing the cost for now? Would be really useful for everyone in the network to hear how others are dealing with it. Drop your thoughts below 👇

I'm currently working on a plugin to automatically generate blog posts to bring traffic to www.DeliveryQuoter.co.uk so I can bring the leads into our network. What is everyone else doing to bring in the deliveries? Please share your ideas and systems to benefit our members who are struggling with generating leads.

I've updated the Delivery Quoter so now it's even easier to get delivery quotes to our community. If you have surplus deliveries and want our community to quote on them then do try out the new form. Visit www.DeliveryQuoter.co.uk Let me know your comments.

Hello Need a sofa and a sideboard delivered. Wednesday 4th march collect 2 collection points Kt172lh and kt130yf Delivered to se164fa Its 40 miles door to door. Pick up 0900-1200 deliver same day before 4pm. This is a .. 2 PERSON .. job as there will be no help to load or unload. Same day payment Pays £120 Cheers