By Adam Robinson
Throughout the course of business, demand for items will contract and grow, and your business needs to be able to process customer orders. However, you may have damaged your relationship with an LTL carrier by simply not staying in communication, not fulfilling your end of the service contract, or you may have found a slightly cheaper alternative. Unfortunately, your newfound LTL carriers partner may not have the resources to help you through the sudden surges and slumps in demand for your products, and you should have kept your relationship with your previous LTL carrier positive. Rather than going on about how to keep your relationship positive, think about the following 10 reasons you need to maintain a positive relationship with your carrier(s).
