4 ways to ship product to your customer

There are four main ways to ship your product to customers
1. The post office: It the cheapest option, but it's also the slowest with the highest risk of your package getting lost, destroyed, or damaged.
2. UPS: They are moderately priced, reasonably quick, and reliable.
3. FedEx: They are fast and efficient, but they’re expensive. FedEx prefers to be more of a freight company than a small parcel company. So use them to move pallets
4. DHL: They are best for cross-border shipments. Within the US, they tend to be expensive and have poor customer service.
We use Ground Advantage with the post office.
When we spend less on shipping we make more money.
Choosing the right shipping method can impact your bottom line.
#ecommerce #shipping

[@EICast-hn9lj]

I work in the shipping department of a large corporation and I totally agree, up to large weight packages (hundreds of pounds). At this point we use freight forwarding companies.

[@simonssays78]

Ups best

[@shadfallfan]

UPS: Your package was delivered, i find it right outside.
Usps: I find my package, two days later I get the email it was delivered
FedEx: Your package was delivered, cant find it, finally locate it in ny neighbors bushes