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Today’s managers are so much more than simple caretakers. Self-storage managers are responsible for a facility’s marketing, daily and monthly maintenance, signage, security, renovations, curb appeal, sales, customer service, site inspections, lien sales and auctions, community relations, website, ancillary services and products, and more. Day-to-day self-storage operation requires a different set of skills that includes the handling of operational essentials, customer-service savvy, phone etiquette, legal know-how, and sales and marketing finesse. Managers must define their markets, determine rental rates and concessions, deal with the media, choose effective advertising, and understand online marketing all while keeping an eye on the facility’s bottom line.
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San Diego Self Storage Partners With San Diego Recycle on E-Waste Campaign
Posted in News, Management
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StorageBattles.com Releases Version 2 of Self-Storage Online Auction Website
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Management
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The Future of Self-Storage Signage: The Benefits of Electronic Message Centers
Posted in Articles, Management, Marketing
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StorQuest Self Storage to Host Los Angeles Auctions Benefitting Charity Storage
Posted in News, Management
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Self-Storage Is a Product, Not a Right
Posted in Blog, Management
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SpareFoot Staff Members Discuss the Crazy Items They Added to a Self-Storage Unit
Posted in Videos, Management
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State Associations Make Headway With Legislative Updates to Self-Storage Laws
Posted in News, Legal Issues, Management
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San Clemente Self Storage Owner Bill Burk Offers a Tour of His California Facility
Posted in Videos, Management
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2013 Self-Storage Software Showcase: 10 Industry Suppliers Share Product Features and Benefits
Posted in Galleries, Management, Technology
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Running Your Self-Storage Facility From Your iPhone: Tips From a Pittsburgh Facility Owner
Posted in Articles, Management, Marketing, Technology

