Need "experienced" suggestions.. life advice.

I would try Google AdWords first and see if it works out . Going otr with wedge is far bigger investment and equipment have to be extremely reliable to make money . If you already in towing business - try to expand or get more customers . Just need right guy to do SEO for you

 

So you run a tow company. This is more of a commercial trucking forum, but a lot of us have experience in other things as well. I spent 10yrs around a tow co in Tucson. There is money to be made if you're in the right market and or have the right connections.
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Dont be fooled by the big $ numbers people throw around. You're not gonna just buy a dually and a car hauler trailer and clear 3-4k a week. Especially in this f'ed up market. You'll live in that pickup on the road. Insurance and fuel costs will eat up most of your profit, then what you do make can go poof real easy with one break down.

 

Do U Really want to live in a Truck? Think about it.

 

Search engine optimization
...just beware of the guys advertising and promising you fenomenal results ....just google it and get bit educated in this area to understand atleast how's the process working

 

A bird in hand is better than two in the bush. (To chase)

 

Jjj

I'd try doing some advertising first, make a tour of all the body shops and repair shops around you, preferably the ones that don't have their own rollback or anything.

 

You might want to adopt certain european taktiks for battery vehicles that burn. Buy a container with a open top and a crane to dunk car into it for a couple of weeks. Charge storage, rental etc.

A vehicle with a crane on the back of the flattop to pick up the dead electric vehicle as it is, wheels and all and plop that onto your deck and go off.

A little something not offered locally would come in handy in your lifetime. You are what? 21? you are going to do things none of us will be alive to see and witness. So a little idea there. A birdy said it.

 

A lot of the tow companies up here use their trucks to haul small equipment for rental shops. Your 19 foot deck could probably handle scissor lifts and stuff like that.