What do we base purchase decisions on?  Personal preference, family consideration, compulsive thought, good deal…

We live in a world where the choices are endless and the task of choosing is more complicated than ever. We are forced to take the time to consider all the options and take the time to do our due diligence. Here at the office, we can understand that.  When choosing a mobile advertising truck we flew all over the country looking at a variety of options: Trivisions, Chinese built options, and trucks that almost hit the mark but when looking at the details were deceptive in their build.

We nearly settled for what we thought was the best we could find, but in the 11th hour found Motionadz which had it all: experience, reputation, excellence, passion and a desire to work for the customer.

We almost ended up in the same situation we see so many other advertising truck owners: looking back at their decision full of regret.  I can’t tell you how often we have miserable advertising truck owners call us.  Nearly every week we have someone who has regretted their buying decision in purchasing from a competitor and then coming to us, hoping they can still join the network or have their vehicle retrofitted with our scrolling system?  Why?

Well, there are a number of reasons, but the number one is that what these customers are being told is not actually true.  So whether you’re speaking with us or speaking with one of our competitors, call references.  And don’t just call one or two, call several.  Ask them if the company does what it says.

Hindsight is always 20/20. Doing your research now and choosing the best the first time can give you the confidence you need to start (and keep doing) business.  Come join the GoMobile Advertising Network: it really is better over here.

-Jenny

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