Genie® Certified Pre-Owned Equipment | Ask Me Anything Sept. 17th-21st
A huge thank you to everyone that participated in this Genie® Certified Pre-Owned Equipment | Ask Me Anything event!
Continue ReadingWin-Win-Win Rental Relationships
Getting a healthy return on invested capital (ROIC) is a goal for rental companies, end users and manufacturers supplying the industry.
Continue ReadingCustomer Testimonials Should be Part of Your Marketing Efforts
Capturing customer testimonials is a powerful marketing strategy.
Continue ReadingRental Customers Want To Do More with Mobile
The first iPhone was introduced 10 years ago, which is why it’s so amazing to see how mobile devices (like smartphones) have changed the way much of the population lives and works.
Continue ReadingHow Residual Values Impact Your Rental Business
Rental is a business driven by numbers.
Continue ReadingNew U.S. Tax Law Accelerates Income Tax Savings For Many Equipment Purchasers
Many businesses may be eligible for immediate and significant federal income tax savings from the full cost of equipment purchased and placed in service now.
Continue ReadingRental Return on Invested Capital | Ask Me Anything March 26th-30th
A huge thank you to everyone that participated in this Rental Return on Invested Capital | Ask Me Anything event!
Continue ReadingStock Up on Service Kits
Replacement components costs are individually small, but their impact on rental uptime is unquestionable. Genie® aerial equipment is some of the most frequently rented and used machines on jobsites — having the right parts in stock and at the right time, keeps your aerial equipment fleet “rent-ready.”
Continue ReadingStock Parts to Save Time and Money
Equipment downtime, whether for planned maintenance or unexpected repairs, is costly.
Continue ReadingUsing Data for Better Rental Operations
Data takes the guesswork out of running a rental operation, and it is usually just a few clicks away.
Continue ReadingHow Content Can Grow Your Rental Business
Ten years ago, social media was not seen as a medium by which to conduct business.
Continue ReadingAerial Fleet Management: Considerations for 2WD vs. 4WD Boom Lifts
Aerial equipment is among the most rented machines in your rental store’s fleet.
Continue ReadingAdvantages of Buying Used Aerial Work Platforms from Your OEM
There are many ways to buy used aerial work platforms in today’s technology-driven world.
Continue ReadingGo to the Place, Go to the Person, Go to the Process
Celebrating 50 years in business is a major accomplishment, and if there is one thing I believe has gotten Genie to this point, it’s the people.
Continue ReadingUsing Telematics to Manage Your Fleet
No matter what size of aerial equipment fleet you have — from 1 to 100 machines — equipment management is something you do every day.
Continue ReadingTips for Building a Successful Rental Business
Whether you’re new to the industry or have been around for a while, every rental store owner’s goal is to build a business that will grow and expand over time.
Continue ReadingFleet Reconditioning
Today’s business climate demands that you carefully consider how best to manage your fleet to maximize the rental return on invested capital (rROIC).
Continue ReadingWhat Parts to Stock for Your Aerial Rental Fleet
Minimizing the downtime of routine maintenance and repair is one of the best ways to keep your aerial work platforms out on rent and making money for you.
Continue ReadingUpdated Cable Replacement Protocol for Genie® Boom Lifts
With rental equipment constantly going out and coming in, less time in the shop translates to more time out on rent.
Continue ReadingManaging the Age of Your Equipment Fleet
Rental fleet managers work hard to find the precise balance between a machine’s age, hours, maintenance and depreciation expenses to determine the optimum time to retire or replace a machine.
Continue ReadingWhy Inventory Management is Important in Rental Fleets
Over the last 10 years, our rental customers have become extremely more proficient in the tracking of rental fleets by machine — revenue generated, rental rates, time of utilization, maintenance/repair costs, interest costs, downtime, warranty costs/issues, depreciation and resale prices.
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