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Riley Jerow

Riley Jerow
About Riley Jerow
Introducing Riley, a seasoned marketing professional based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with 2 years of specialized expertise in logistics and a robust 5-year background in B2B marketing. As the Marketing Manager at GoShip for years, Riley plays a pivotal role in steering strategic onsite marketing initiatives. Riley previously served as a Demand Generation Specialist at PLS Logistics Services, contributing significantly to the company's marketing efforts. With a total of 5 years in B2B marketing, she brings a wealth of experience in developing and implementing impactful marketing strategies. Known for her unique voice and deep understanding of logistics, Riley is a trusted and credible figure in the industry. She is dedicated to delivering excellence, making her an invaluable asset in the dynamic field of logistics marketing.

Posts by Riley Jerow

What Is Vendor Compliance and Why Is It Important for Retailers?

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The bigger the retail industry becomes, the more complex regulations arise. Specifically, more retailers are now developing and deploying vendor compliance programs for their suppliers to manage the business on pre-determined conditions. While this makes retail companies more secure, it poses an additional challenge for shippers and vendors to meet the terms of the partnership. Apparently, retail compliance programs will soon be used by even small retailers, so it’s crucial to understand the goal of supplie

What is a Dry Van Truck? All You Need to Know About Dry Van Shipping

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Whether you are shipping full truckload or less-than-truckload freight, chances are you are using dry van shipping. Dry vans are the most commonly used trailer types within the trucking industry as they allow the transport of large amounts of goods and almost every type of commodity.

What is a dry van trailer?
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Dry vans are large, enclosed boxes, usually no longer than 48-53 feet. These containers represent the usual truck that you will most likely see on the road. Dry vans are called ‘dry’ because they

Full Truckload vs Less Than Truckload: What Is the Difference?

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When it comes to shipping freight, there are several alternatives to choose from. Each type of transportation can be beneficial, however, it hardly depends on your business objectives, type of freight, dimensions, and a few other factors. Before diving into the diverse world of freight shipping, you should get acquainted with the two primary transportation modes: full […]

Navigating Dimensional Challenges: Tips for Accurate Measurements

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The accuracy of dimensional measurements is not just a detail—it’s a critical factor that can significantly influence shipping costs. Understanding and accurately calculating cargo dimensions is essential, especially when considering dimensional weight, a standard method carriers use to determine shipping charges. This method finds the actual weight of the shipment and its volume. For businesses […]

What are the Modes of Transportation in the Shipping of Products?

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Logistics and the transportation of goods are very diverse and complex industries. Shippers rely on overseas shipping, air transportation, and ground delivery to move freight. It involves many shipping modes or different types of transportation and ways of shipping goods. Sometimes, it may be challenging for a company to choose the right mode of transportation to reach the best result. It can be especially difficult if you are new to domestic or global shipping. However, knowing the differences and benefits

What Does FOB Mean In Freight Shipping?

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Updated 2/29/2024The freight shipping industry is saturated with many shipping terms that are sometimes confusing even to experienced shippers. One such term is the FOB acronym, which stands for free (or freight) on board. It is a widely used term in the industry, however, not everyone knows the accurate meaning and definition of FOB. A […]

The Best Way To Ship Furniture Across Country

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Did you just purchase a new couch? Are you a furniture manufacturer or retailer distributing your goods throughout the country? Or did you just plan a big move? Regardless of the purpose, it all comes down to one question: how to ship furniture across the country? Whether you just want to ship furniture without breaking the […]

What is Dry Van Shipping?

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Whether you are shipping full truckload or less-than-truckload freight, chances are you are using dry van shipping. Dry vans are the most commonly used trailer types within the trucking industry as they allow the transport of large amounts of goods and almost every type of commodity. What is a dry van trailer? Dry vans are large, […]