MIAMI, FL, December 29, 2010 (Press-News.org) USSelfStorageLocator.com today launched a state-of-the-art search engine-rental website which allows consumers the ability to easily find the best storage facility nationwide that fits their needs. Equipped with the newest web technology available in the industry, USSelfStorageLocator.com's marketing presence will predictably benefit owner/operators immensely.
Finding self-storage and comparing facilities with ease is now available thanks to USSelfStorageLocator.com (http://www.USSelfStorageLocator.com). As the website name indicates, this visually attractive and ultra modern search engine conveniently locates self-storage facilities from its extensive nationwide database and enables the user the immediate ability to choose and rent a desired location. Three effortless steps can provide peace of mind for the self-storage consumer looking to store household, office, boat/RV, vehicle, wine, and most general storage-related items.
Obtaining and securing new tenants is priority and the ultimate goal of self-storage owner/operators. Therefore USSelfStorageLocator.com's contemporary online rental system allows the storage seeker guaranteed availability of the unit(s) chosen; thus saving time and eliminating multiple phone calls, driving to various locations, and virtually eliminating extensive "move-in" administrative-work--that is a norm in the self-storage industry.
"Finding the storage facility near you that has the amenities and features you are looking for has never been so easy until now" said Chief Executive Officer of USSelfStorageLocator.com Victor Dante. "We have custom-built a cutting-edge search engine capable of instant displays of mass facilities within a specified distance; giving the consumer the advantage to compare features, sizes, and prices," Dante said.
Registered self-storage operators with USSelfStorageLocator.com should find favorably the modest features of their facilities portal and call-tracking provided data. Operators will be able to customize to their own unique business needs which include the ability to upload pictures, create web coupons, and list monthly specials. Complete data reports with illustration graphs and charts are also available.
Secure and protected online rentals are a breeze with USSelfStorageLocator.com and the integration of Open Tech Alliance (http://www.opentechalliance.com), through their Insomniac Self Storage Network (ISSN). Changes within facilities are constant therefore the system updates periodically all changes made in the participating facility's management software, creating a flux of up-to-date inventory and prices.
USSelfStorageLocator.com provides a unique tracking phone number to all verified facilities in their data base. This distinctive number will allow facility managers or owners to review calls and use the recordings for highly useful training and quality control purposes.
"This feature alone is worth signing up for," said USSelfStorageLocator.com Chief Operating Officer Tony Prada, in charge of day-to-day operations. "The 'results page' was strategically built to randomly select a facility, each time a search is initiated or the search 'results page' is refreshed, and will display a banner ad on the left side which will move up or down as the person searching scrolls the page" added Prada. This ad feature is FREE and will give each facility coveted first page exposure.
Lead by a group of accomplished, tech-savvy, and highly-driven staff, USSelfStorageLocator.com has launched its advanced search engine with more than 45,000 nationwide facilities currently listed.
"The frustrations of wearing several hats--which includes marketing--motivated me to create USSelfStorageLocator.com as a way to help thousands of managers and owners just like me to use the most cost effective method of disseminating their company names while securing good quality rentals in the process," says Dante, a successful developer and self-storage owner/operator, who is the driving force and inspiration of the venture. The University of Miami and St. Thomas University Law School graduate added, "Our name is self-explanatory and straight to the point. We will serve both parties--consumers and operators."
USSelfStorageLocator.com's team is comprised of Self-Storage and technology veterans that all conclude that obtaining self-storage should be as easy as Locate, Save and Rent -- Anywhere, Anytime." For further information, please contact us at 305-945-7561.
www.USSelfStorageLocator.com -- Locate. Save. Rent - Self Storage Anywhere, Anytime
New User-Friendly Locator and Rental Search Engine Launched for Self-Storage Seekers and Industry Owner/Operators.
2010-12-29
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