When I launched my photography business, I knew that I needed more space than I had at home. That's when I decided to rent a local storage unit to keep my studio gear organized. I spent a lot of time researching backdrops, staging, racks, and storage tips to keep all of my gear organized and protected when I wasn't shooting. With so many photographers looking for ways to expand their operations, I decided to share my storage tips so that I could possibly help others with their needs. I hope the information here makes it easier for you to organize your equipment and grow your studio.
Storage Snapshots: Photography Equipment
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Tips for Starting a Business as a Vehicle Parts Order Fulfillment Center
3 January 2017
Many people are passionate about their vehicles. Some enthusiasts of certain makes and models of vehicles, such as Jeeps and Corvettes, will search high and low for specific original parts for their cherished possessions. If you would like to take advantage of this phenomenon, become an automotive part seller geared specifically to one or several popular makes and models. Here's how. Rent a climate-controlled storage unit with electricity A storage unit can serve as your order fulfillment center.
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Protecting Your Belongings: 3 Safety Features To Look For At Storage Facilities From Other Unit Owners
28 December 2016
Sleek, new storage facilities are popping up all over America. In 2014, there were over 48,500 facilities across the nation to cater to America's hoarding tendencies. A storage unit might be just what you need to remove clutter from your home. If you plan on storing countless valuable items at the storage unit, security should be one of your main concern. You should be worried about not only intruders, but also other unit owners, as they have access to the facility.