As the self-storage industry evolves, day-to-day operation requires a different set of skills that includes customer-service savvy, legal know-how, and sales and marketing finesse. Operators must also define their markets, determine rental rates, choose effective advertising, and understand online marketing ... all while keeping an eye on the facility’s bottom line.
This short video by Gotham Mini Storage of New York shows how easy it is to create a property tour that covers the basics but is anything but boring. Led by senior property manager Adam Goldstein, the overview touches on the site’s many features...
There are many ways to increase self-storage revenue that require planning, know-how and resources, but most aren’t guaranteed to result in a return on investment. With myriad responsibilities and daily duties to handle, facility managers can...
The Inside Self-Storage (ISS) Store, an e-commerce website providing research and education products for industry professionals, has released the “Self-Storage Maintenance Package 2019: Monthly Task Calendars and Guide.” Designed for facility...
