Can You Become A Freight Broker With No Experience?

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
  • Can you become a freight broker with no experience? This is a common question for those coming into the industry but the answer isn’t so clear. While of course you can become a freight broker with no experience, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you should. Before you make the decision of becoming a freight broker with no experience there are certain things you need to consider and the risks you need to take into account before you take this big step in your career.
    As a freight broker of 15 years now, I have helped agents come through my brokerage with no experience and I have seen both success and failure for those who have tried. At the same time I have seen the same failures with some who have plenty of experience so in this article we are going to go over some of the qualities of successful brokers who don’t have experience, and other options you have to succeed as a freight broker in today’s competitive market.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 30

  • @tristanmolina894
    @tristanmolina894 Рік тому +5

    When I put up my first load the driver told me mine paid the most on load board. I learned that I only took 8 percent of commission while other brokers took 25-50 percent!! This method helped me have long term success

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  Рік тому +4

      You still have to find the balance between profit and good paying loads. Carriers will tell you what they believe, not all brokers pocket 25% and if you were pocketing 25% there is nothing to be ashamed of. Some loads I have done at a 50% markup and the carriers were still well paid. It depends on the urgency of your customers, what you had to do to cover the load and so much more. Carriers need to accept loads that are profitable for them

    • @tristanmolina894
      @tristanmolina894 Рік тому

      @@freightskills thanks man I never thought of it like this. I’m gonna buy your course.

  • @Lado1677
    @Lado1677 Рік тому +5

    I was in restaurant business for 15 years and one things all my chefs taught me was that " I prefer to hire a guy who has never diced an onion than a guy who can do it with his eyes closed "

  • @valisettysaisowjanya1492
    @valisettysaisowjanya1492 Рік тому +3

    yes.... this is the exact video that iam searching for.... thank u so much

  • @BROutdoorz
    @BROutdoorz 8 місяців тому

    I’ve been in the transportation business 30 years..from driver to dispatch, booking loads...With no experience, clients will know, they will eat you alive! You’ll go broke fast! Definitely reach out to someone with experience, willing to at least coach, if they don’t want to join your endeavour.

  • @tan9515
    @tan9515 Рік тому +3

    Thank you, needed to hear this.

  • @ravenstudios13
    @ravenstudios13 15 днів тому

    Insomnia has pretty much ruined my ability to drive a truck anymore and i want to do something remotely.

  • @JZGreengo
    @JZGreengo Рік тому +2

    I have disabilities, very difficult even to work at a fast food restaurant due to the attire they require lmao I can’t wear a hat and a headset but I can sit on a computer and make phone calls, im 23 and was injured by psychiatric medications when I was 20 so this sounds like a great job to make a decent income to survive with my disabilities

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  Рік тому +1

      Hey JZ while this isnt an easy field it is absolutely something you can do with a disability.
      as long as you are in this for the long haul, this is a rewarding industry to join.

  • @abdulhadi-g6w
    @abdulhadi-g6w Рік тому +2

    hello, thank you for your advice. I am currently a carrier. I have my own trucks and also dispatching other people trucks. I recently applied for a brokerage license. will I be able to run my brokerage business easier because of I already have my own trucks?

  • @birahimkane6428
    @birahimkane6428 2 роки тому +1

    Yes, a good sales.

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  2 роки тому

      Definitly need to be good at sales yes. We have a few videos on sales and here is how to find shippers as a freight broker ua-cam.com/video/wdpWCRWvZcU/v-deo.html

  • @JohnGriff
    @JohnGriff 10 місяців тому +1

    Where can I apply for your team? Currently a Purchasing Manager in manufacturing. Want to become a broker agent. Deal with a third party brokerage everyday. They help me with all my freight. Really interested.

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  10 місяців тому

      Hey John you can shoot me an email at luis@freightskills.com

  • @dreamgirltrucking1889
    @dreamgirltrucking1889 Рік тому +1

    Once I become a broker, using a factoring company how long should I expect to wait before my first payday?

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  Рік тому +2

      Using a factoring company or not does not dictate the first pay day. You might get lucky and get a load on your first call of your career or you might call for 12 months and not receive an opportunity. It depends on how much you are will Inc to put into the craft and what your current skill set is

  • @diablo09121972
    @diablo09121972 Рік тому +2

    Its possible

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  Рік тому

      Not easy but possible for sure

    • @donhtb1
      @donhtb1 28 днів тому

      Love the positive attitude

  • @dnell6854
    @dnell6854 Рік тому

    Thanks brotha

  • @tanaka.shinji1
    @tanaka.shinji1 8 місяців тому

    You are right. You hire broker with no experience. They ask driver current location three times a day although gps is tracked. And, ask drivers to set temp at 0 f continous in spite of outside temp is almost cold as inside trailer. Freight brokers are middle men after all. Substantial money are taken away by broker who has working shift and night and weekend off while drivers are working 24 /7 with consistent sleep disruption for check call😅 They do not have morals but greedy by taking advantage of poor driver

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  8 місяців тому

      So I am on the same page about being annoying but as a broker I can tell you we are not getting rich off of one shipment in any case. Not all brokers know what they are doing and drivers are the ones who pay for those mistakes which isn’t right. However we don’t take money away from anyone. What we do is no different than a pharmacy selling medication or a restaurant selling food. Shippers don’t like working with carriers directly, some do but an overwhelming majority does not.
      I also will not show sympathy to a driver for doing a job they chose to do. Only for having to deal with inexperienced brokers who cost them money

  • @pindersohal7654
    @pindersohal7654 Рік тому

    What companies hire broker without experience

  • @vitaliivlogs
    @vitaliivlogs Рік тому

    Is it possible to find a job(remote) as freight broker in US but working from Poland?

    • @freightskills
      @freightskills  Рік тому

      Yes I train a team that is currently working from Ukraine

  • @Lazymobandz
    @Lazymobandz 5 місяців тому

    Can you give me a job please I need experience before I do it on my own

  • @BOSS-ry1vp
    @BOSS-ry1vp 10 місяців тому

    Do not blow ...