The Dispatch

The term “reverse logistics” was first used in the early 1990s, and refined throughout the decade. Nearly thirty years later, the term has become firmly cemented in the lexicon of supply chain management professionals and the practice of reverse logistics continues to increase in importance to businesses, retailers, and manufacturers. In the broadest sense of the term, reverse logistics refers to the moving of goods from their typical final destination back into the supply chain. Whereas logistics deals with the process of getting goods to the customer, a reverse logistics system focuses on getting the items back.

• Jul 18, 2019

Do you need help with a Craigslist delivery for a unique, used, or custom piece of furniture purchased on Craigslist Los Angeles? GoShare is just a tap away! Use GoShare’s website or download our delivery app to connect with local delivery professionals on-demand. It’s the perfect solution for Craigslist and OfferUp delivery and pickup in the LA area. 

• Jul 12, 2019

Looking for Craigslist delivery for a recent or prospective purchase on Craigslist Chicago? GoShare is the delivery company in your back pocket. Download the GoShare app to find affordable, local delivery professionals available on-demand to help with your Craigslist or OfferUp delivery. 

• Jul 09, 2019

A retailer with a cash and carry policy requires that you pay for the item in full and take it when you leave the store. This term was first used by wholesale warehouses that allowed business customers to settle accounts on the spot and carry the goods away with them. But, the term has been extended to retail purchasing by individual consumers as well. For small purchases, like groceries, a cash and carry policy is not difficult for the consumer. You load up your cart, check out, and put it in the trunk of your car. However, with larger items, like furniture, a cash and carry policy can be more difficult. If you don’t own a large vehicle, like a pickup truck, you may be unable to get your purchase home. Some customers avoid shopping for furniture and other large items at retailers with cash and carry policies. 

• Jul 06, 2019

The middle mile portion of the supply chain process is sometimes referred to as the invisible mile. But, being effective and efficient in this essential step is crucial to keeping transportation and logistics costs under control, and inventory flowing.

• Jul 03, 2019

GoShare is happy to announce we are expanding our service area to include Columbus, Ohio and the surrounding areas. Columbus is the first city in Ohio to launch with GoShare's on-demand moving and delivery services. GoShare will launch services in Cincinnati and Cleveland in the coming weeks.

• Jun 27, 2019

Considering joining the millions of people that use the gig-economy to supplement their income? GoShare recently reached out to several experts in the gig space to ask the pros and cons of being a gig worker, and the best ways to make the most of your gig projects. Our expert respondents love the flexibility gig jobs have to offer but recommend carefully selecting gigs that work for your schedule and skills. If you are trying to make the most of your current gig and side hustle, or are considering starting one up, take some time to review this advice from experienced gig professionals.

• Jun 26, 2019

There are many reasons why freelancers might use Craigslist to find projects. Below we examine the pros and cons or working through Craigslist as well as an alternative for Craigslist delivery drivers to get a steady flow of delivery work.

• Jun 21, 2019

Individuals and businesses in the Washington DC area now have a friend with a truck. GoShare is now serving the Southern Maryland, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia areas.

• Jun 18, 2019

Several small business owners and consultants recently shared with GoShare how they use customer service and experience to set themselves apart and compete with Amazon, Walmart, and other retail giants.

• Jun 17, 2019