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Unlocking Success with DEG'S Cashflow Catalyst: DFY Trucking Automation
Hey, did you know that the shipping and logistics industry is a trillion-dollar market?
Did you know how huge the shipping and logistics industry is, how large of a global market it commands? How super important for trade and supply chain networks? Check out these facts:
Big Numbers: The logistics industry worldwide was valued at over 8.4 trillion euros in 2021. And get this, it’s expected to reach over 13.7 trillion euros by 2027!
Impact in the U.S.: In the United States, shipping and logistics make a big impact. Estimates show that it's an $8 trillion market, with over $1 trillion specifically for logistics.
Growth Spurt: The global logistics market was around US$ 5.4 trillion in 2023. Looking ahead, it's projected to grow to US$ 7.9 trillion by 2032, with a growth rate of 4.1% over the forecast period.
Future Forecast: By 2033, the global logistics market is expected to hit around USD 21.91 trillion, with an impressive growth rate of 9.35% from 2024 to 2033.
So, yeah, In summary, the logistics industry’s immense scale and continuous growth make it a dynamic and essential sector for global commerce. The shipping and logistics industry is massive and keeps on growing!
The Rise of DFY E-Commerce
In recent years, e-commerce has transformed the way businesses operate online. With the internet at our fingertips, shopping from the comfort of our homes has become the norm. However, managing an e-commerce store involves complex tasks, from website design to marketing and inventory management.
Enter the DFY (Done-for-You) e-commerce model. This game-changing approach allows entrepreneurs to outsource day-to-day operations to experts who excel in their fields. Whether it’s website development, product sourcing, or marketing, DFY e-commerce streamlines the process, freeing business owners to focus on their core strengths.
DEG'S Totally DFY Trucking: A Roadmap to Passive Income
Now, let’s shift gears to the trucking industry. Imagine owning a fully automated trucking business where everything is set up for you. The DEG Total Business Cash-Flow Catalyst DFY model takes care of the nitty-gritty details, allowing you to build a passive income stream. Here’s how it works:
Complete Set-Up & Management: We handle it all—from administrative systems to LLC registration and Duns & Bradstreet setup. No need to navigate these complexities alone.
Driver Acquisition: Finding reliable drivers is crucial. Our secret sauce? Cutting-edge technology and competitive pay. Drivers enjoy weekends at home and almost nightly rest, along with benefits for themselves and their families.
Equipment Solutions: Whether you choose to buy, finance, or lease, we guide you toward the right trucks and trailers. New startups are welcome, and you don’t even need a CDL to get started.
Operating Authority & Compliance: We ensure you have the necessary Insurance, MC & DOT numbers, BOC3, and UCR. Plus, we set up your company to optimize tax savings.
Financial Projections & Planning: Our experts help you create business plans, cash flow statements, and profit projections. No more guesswork—just strategic growth.
Time and Cost Efficiency: Our program covers everything from A to Z, saving you time and thousands of dollars. Say goodbye to unnecessary expenses.
Leasing Options: Lease under our Operating Authority or set up your own. Flexibility is key.
Business Operating Agreement: Essential for legal compliance and smooth operations.
Success Stories: Trucking Businesses We’ve Empowered
Our DFY model has transformed trucking businesses, leading to estimated profits of $360K to $625K per truck over a 24 to 36-month agreement. Imagine more than quadrupling your investment! And with access to our totally done for you repair shops and expert mechanics, you’re in safe hands.
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Ready to embark on your automated trucking journey? Click here to schedule a call and explore how DFY can drive your success.
Remember, with DFY, the road to passive income is smoother than ever. Let’s hit the highway together!
🚚 DEG Total Business Cash-Flow Catalyst: Revolutionizing Automated Trucking 🚚
Are you ready to steer your financial future toward success? Look no further than the DEG Total Business Cash-Flow Catalyst—a groundbreaking program that combines cutting-edge technology, expert management, and a passion for profitability.
Why DEG Logistics?
At DEG Logistics, we don’t just move goods; we move businesses forward. Our automated trucking services redefine efficiency, reliability, and financial freedom. Here’s why you should join our convoy:
DFY Model: We’re not just about acronyms; we’re about results. Our “Done for You” (DFY) model sets up your trucking business and then automates it. Imagine the thrill of a passive income stream flowing effortlessly into your bank account.
Driver Management: Finding reliable drivers is our specialty. We use DEG Total Business Solutions and cutting-edge technology to ensure your wheels keep turning. Plus, we pay our drivers well—because happy drivers mean smooth highways.
Your Company, Your Control: Buckle up! With DEG, you retain 100% ownership and control of your company. It’s your vision, your journey, and your success story.
The Investment
Ready to hit the road? Here’s the breakdown:
Option 1: If you provide the truck, the investment is $35K.
Option 2: Let us provide the truck, and it’ll cost $75K.
Both options include:
A new or newer truck.
A new or newer trailer (refrigerated or flatbed).
Zero repair, maintenance, towing, and roadside costs.
Estimated monthly profits of $6K to $12K per truck.
A management fee as low as 20% of monthly gross revenue (based on your package).
Book Your Call Today!
Ready to accelerate your financial future? Schedule a call with us. Ask about our low-cost starter options and embark on a journey toward financial freedom.
📞 DEG Automated Trucking Business Strategy Session
Duration: 45 minutes
Hosted by Dr. T’Mando Denson-EL, Ph.D, CBC
DEG Logistics, LLC
USDOT Number: 4224020
MC: 1633128
Location: 6551 Grand River, Detroit, MI 48208
Phone: 1.844.462.8423
Email: admin@densonelgroup.com
Website: DEG Courier Mastermind (may include vehicle)
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DEG Total Business Cash-Flow Catalyst: DEG Logistics
Automated Trucking Business
Cash-Flow Catalyst: Shipping & Logistics
Twenty-Four Months DFY Concierge/ Management
26 ft’ box truck (liftgate)
Using Our DFY Model We set the business up for you and then Automate the rest of it for you (Done for you - DFY) Building you a totally passive income stream in the process...
Click Here to Schedule a Call And Learn More. Here's just a few of the Trucking Businesses That we Have Helped Become Successful!
We offer complete AUTOMATED trucking services.
Complete Set up & Management.
We get and manage your drivers for you. We easily find drivers because we....(a) use DEG Total Business Solutions and technology and (b) we pay the drivers well! (c) we offer drivers to be home EVERY weekend and almost EVERY NIGHT! (d) we offer drivers benefits for them and their family.
Administrative Systems & Portals
LLC/EIN/Duns & Bradstreet
Live 1 on 1 Mentoring & Coaching
Business Credit Builder Program.
We can help you get different types of business funding for your business, even if you have bad credit. If you do have bad credit, funding can take longer.
We help you get equipment (truck & trailer) or we can provide the equipment for you. You will not own the equipment. We will lease the equipment under our company name.
Choose between buy or finance or lease for the truck and/or trailer.
New startup companies OK.
You don't need a CDL to get started or financing.
New & used trucks
Operating Authority, MC & DOT number, BOC3 & UCR, if needed.
We set up your company so that you save thousands of dollars on your tax bill, if you have a tax bill.
Business Plan, Projections, Cash Flow Statements, Profit & Loss Statements, Market Analysis, if needed.
We show you the right equipment to buy, so that you don't buy the wrong equipment.
IRS 2290 Form (required by federal law)
This program is designed to help from A to Z, so that you don't waste time and thousands of dollars.
You can lease to one of our Operating Authorities or we can set up your own Operating Authority for you.
Business Operating Agreement (you will need this for loans and to open a business bank account).
We provide low cost insurance to you.
FREE BONUS #1 Our Famous & Popular Online Course for Semi trucks & Box Trucks. People pay $1,000 for this but you get it FREE.
We help you build, grow and scale your company.
Authority Dedicated & contract lanes with PREMIUM RATES that gross weekly revenue of $7.5K to $9.5K
Box Truck Average Profits - an estimated $6K to $14K per month
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. You will own 100% of your company. You will have 100% control of your company.
New or Newer Truck
New or Newer Trailer (Refrigerated or Flatbed)
No Repair costs (included in the price & management fee)
No Maintenance costs (included in the price & management fee)
No Towing costs (included in the price & management fee)
No Roadside costs (included in the price & management fee)
Profits - estimated $6K to $12K per month per truck
Management Fee - As Low as 20% of the monthly gross revenue (based on package)
Ask About Our Low Cost Starter Options- Book Your Call With Us Today!
DEG Automated Trucking Business Strategy Session
Book Your Call With Us Today!45 Mins
Dr. T’Mando Denson-EL, Ph.D, CBC
DEG Logistics, LLC
USDOT Number: 4224020
MC: 1633128
6551 Grand River, Detroit, MI 48208
Phone: 1.844.462.8423
Email: densonelgroup@gmail.com
Career Opportunities
Exciting Job Offer for Box Truck Driver at DEG Total Logistics
We are thrilled to extend an offer for the full-time contract position of 26ft Box Truck Driver at DEG Logistics. Your anticipated start date is within 7 Days of Interview, contingent upon background check, drug screening, etc..
Job Details:
Role: Driver (CDL is a Plus) No CDL Required
Reporting to: Kevin Williams, Fleet Manager (Proctor)
Operating and Driving: Operating and driving a 26-foot box truck safely and efficiently.
Routine Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance and minor repairs on the vehicle.
Loading and Unloading: Safely loading, transporting, and unloading freight to designated locations.
Route Navigation: Following established routes and delivery schedules to ensure timely and efficient delivery of goods.
Location: Workplace Location
Working Hours: 8-11 hours, Monday-Friday
Compensation:
Base Salary: $1000-$1500 per week (based on experience, performance, schedule)
Payment: Weekly, starting on Monday
Referrals: Encourage others to join the program, and you’ll earn extra income from their driving. The average referral fee is $500. For instance, if you refer 4 qualified drivers that are hired and drive for 30 days per month, your potential monthly earnings would be:Monthly Earnings= 4×$500=$2000
Please review this offer carefully. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out. We look forward to welcoming you to our team!
Sincerely,
Dr. T’Mando Denson-EL, MD, CPRM, CBC
President and Founder
DEG Logistics, LLC
The Rise of DFY E-Commerce contd.
Automated trucking is a fascinating field with significant potential to transform the logistics industry. While self-driving passenger cars often steal the spotlight, autonomous trucks are poised to play a crucial role in modern transportation. Here are some key points about automated trucking:
Efficiency and Cost Reduction: Autonomous trucks could significantly increase efficiency and reduce costs. They excel on interstate highways, where traffic situations are more predictable. Long-haul routes, in particular, offer appealing use cases for self-driving vehicles.
Labor Shortage Solution: The trucking industry faces a historic labor shortage. Autonomous trucks could help address this by handling the bulk of long-haul journeys, while human drivers manage first and last miles on surface streets.
Mapping Routes: Companies like BCG collaborate with players in the autonomous trucking industry (such as Kodiak) to identify suitable routes. Interactive dashboards help validate strategic decisions and guide expansion plans.
Startups and Corporates: Over 60 companies are shaping the future of autonomous trucking. They focus on areas like automated driving, fleet management, freight matching, and freight tracking. These technologies aim to move goods efficiently while minimizing human oversight.
Safety and Efficiency: Embark Trucks, for instance, aims to make the trucking industry safer, more sustainable, and more efficient using self-driving software.
In summary, our automated trucking holds immense promise, and its impact on logistics will be felt for decades to come. 🚚💨
The Challenge with this version of Automated Trucking
However, autonomous trucks face several challenges as they strive to revolutionize the transportation industry. Here are some key hurdles:
Safety and Reliability: Ensuring that self-driving trucks operate safely and reliably is a top priority. They must navigate complex scenarios, adverse weather conditions, and unexpected obstacles without human intervention.
Regulatory Compliance: Developing a legal framework for autonomous trucks is essential. Regulations vary across regions, and harmonizing them to accommodate self-driving technology is a significant challenge.
Urban Environments: While autonomous trucks excel on highways, they struggle in dense urban areas. Maneuvering through city streets, handling pedestrians, cyclists, and tight spaces remains a challenge.
Cybersecurity: Protecting autonomous systems from cyber threats is critical. Ensuring secure communication, preventing hacking, and safeguarding against malicious attacks are ongoing concerns.
Infrastructure Readiness: Self-driving trucks rely on infrastructure such as smart roads, accurate mapping, and communication networks. Developing and maintaining this infrastructure is essential.
Human Interaction: Autonomous trucks must interact seamlessly with human-driven vehicles. Predicting human behavior and communicating intentions effectively is crucial.
Ethical Dilemmas: Self-driving algorithms face ethical decisions (e.g., prioritizing safety over avoiding accidents). Resolving these dilemmas requires careful consideration.
Cost and Adoption: Implementing autonomous technology involves significant costs. Convincing trucking companies to adopt it and invest in the necessary infrastructure is a challenge.
In summary, while autonomous trucks offer immense potential, addressing these challenges is essential for their successful integration into our transportation ecosystem.
Smart Roads
Smart roads and infrastructure play a crucial role in enabling the safe and efficient operation of self-driving vehicles (AVs). Here are some key points:
Enhanced Safety: State-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) can upgrade road infrastructure. Smart roads provide AVs with better visibility, especially around corners or obstacles. This improves overall road safety, as AVs inherently lack the ability to see beyond their immediate surroundings1.
Reduced Congestion: Smart infrastructure adjusts traffic signals dynamically, preventing backups and reducing congestion. For the average U.S. citizen, congestion costs 99 hours of time and $1,377 annually.
Adapting Existing Infrastructure: The current road infrastructure was designed without considering self-driving vehicles. To accommodate AVs, roads may need modifications, narrower lanes, and embedded technology. Traffic lights could even be phased out.
Telematics and Signage: On-road telematics, smart lanes, clear signage, and crash barriers need to become smarter or undergo changes to support AVs effectively.
In summary, smart roads are essential for the future of AVs, enhancing safety, efficiency, and overall transportation experience. 🛣️🚗🤖
Women Owned Trucking
Women-owned trucking companies play a significant role in the transportation industry, a sector traditionally dominated by men. These women entrepreneurs have broken barriers and defied stereotypes to establish successful businesses in an industry that has historically been male-centric. By owning and operating trucking companies, these women have not only demonstrated their business acumen and leadership skills but have also contributed to the diversity and inclusivity of the industry.
Women-owned trucking companies bring a unique perspective to the table, often emphasizing safety, efficiency, and customer service in their operations. Their presence in the industry has helped challenge the status quo and foster a more inclusive environment for all individuals interested in pursuing a career in trucking. Additionally, these women serve as role models for aspiring female entrepreneurs, showing them that success knows no gender boundaries.
Despite facing challenges such as gender bias and lack of representation, women-owned trucking companies continue to thrive and make a positive impact on the industry. Their success stories inspire others to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams and advocate for gender equality in traditionally male-dominated fields. As the number of women-owned trucking companies continues to grow, so does the recognition of their valuable contributions to the transportation sector.
Tip #1 - Scaling:
Start with One Truck:
Begin operations with a single autonomous truck.
Automate its operations to minimize manual intervention.
Add One Additional Truck Every 90 Days:
After the initial 90 days, introduce a second truck to the fleet.
Repeat this process every quarter (90 days).
Gross Profits Estimation:
The estimated gross profits for the first 90 days range from $60,000 to $90,000.
Let’s take an average estimate of $75,000 for simplicity.
Scenarios:
Let’s calculate the total gross profits for 24 months (2 years) by incrementally adding a new truck every quarter. Here’s how it looks:
Total Gross Profits for 24 Months: =$75,000+$150,000+$225,000+$300,000+$375,000+$450,000+$525,000+$600,000=$2,700,000
So, by adding a new truck every quarter, your total gross profits over 24 months would be approximately $2.7 million. 🚛💰
Quarter 1 (90 days):
1 truck: $75,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 2 (180 days):
2 trucks: $150,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 3 (270 days):
3 trucks: $225,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 4 (360 days):
4 trucks: $300,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 5 (450 days):
5 trucks: $375,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 6 (540 days):
6 trucks: $450,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 7 (630 days):
7 trucks: $525,000 (average gross profit)
Quarter 8 (720 days):
8 trucks: $600,000 (average gross profit)
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