As COVID-19 quickly swept across the country and world early this year, virtually everyone including their businesses was impacted. Numerous companies are finding it difficult to maintain their event rental businesses, and unfortunately many have already closed permanently or temporarily....
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A potential customer calls you and asks you if you can supply their upcoming event with enough tables, chairs, plates, silverware, and so on. You tell the caller that you will get back to them because you need to sort...
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Performing online transactions using credit cards are more popular and secure than ever before due to improved technology to collect digital payments and cyber-security. You might be thinking, “my company already has an online payment method figured out,” but it...
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Your website can often be the first impression a client has of your business. In our increasingly globalized and interconnected world, having a website allows your company to reach a larger audience. Furthermore, in order to captivate and engage the...
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Any event rental company owner or employee understands that there are multiple moving pieces when operating a rental business. From inventory counts, to contract management and warehouse operations, how do you stay on track of the entire workflow and prevent...
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When you receive a phone call from a potential client inquiring about your event rental inventory, you need to be able to provide a quick and more importantly, accurate quote. Unless you have the desire to overbook products then sub-rent...
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Damages are inevitable in any event rental business- whether it’s a red wine stain on a gorgeous white linen settee, a shattered dinner plate, or hardened candle wax on a tablecloth. While it’s important to implement damage policies in your event...
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