Fill more trucks and attract better drivers.
Trucking and rail companies face two growth challenges: winning more freight and recruiting qualified drivers. Your marketing has to move both, and we measure it that way: loads booked and drivers hired, not impressions and follower counts. Positioning you as a reliable carrier to shippers and an employer worth choosing to drivers.
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You're competing for freight and drivers at the same time.
Shippers can't find you online.
Brokers and shippers search for carriers by lane, equipment, and capacity. If your website doesn't surface for those searches, you're invisible.
Driver recruitment is a constant battle.
Every carrier is hiring. The companies winning the driver war have professional careers pages, strong employer brands, and digital recruiting strategies.
Your brand doesn't reflect your fleet.
You've invested in equipment, technology, and safety. But your online presence still looks like a small operation, costing you contracts and candidates.
Build a brand that wins freight and attracts drivers.
Carrier brand strategy.
Define what makes your fleet different, safety record, equipment, lanes, technology, and communicate it consistently across every touchpoint.
A website that works two jobs.
Shipper-facing pages that win freight contracts. Driver-facing pages that recruit qualified operators. One site, two audiences, both converting.
SEO for carrier and driver searches.
Rank for terms shippers and drivers actually search, lane-specific freight queries and "trucking jobs near me" in your operating regions.
Recruitment marketing.
Careers pages, driver testimonial videos, job board optimization, and social campaigns that keep your pipeline of qualified drivers full.
Everything you need to grow your fleet and your freight.
- Carrier brand strategy and positioning
- Website with shipper and driver sections
- Service pages by lane and equipment type
- Careers page with driver application
- Blog and content infrastructure
- SEO foundation and setup
- Driver recruitment landing pages
- Social media for recruiting
- Google Ads for freight and hiring
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Photography and video content
- Ongoing marketing support
The trucking industry needs to recruit nearly 1.2 million new drivers over the next decade to meet demand.
American Trucking Associations, 2023Common questions about marketing for trucking and railroad companies.
The most effective channels for trucking companies are SEO (ranking for lane-specific and equipment-specific searches), a website optimized for quote requests, and Google Ads targeting shippers searching for carriers. LinkedIn works well for enterprise shipper relationships. The carriers growing fastest combine outbound sales with inbound marketing, so shippers find them through search, not just through broker boards and load posts.
Driver recruitment starts with a professional careers page that answers the questions drivers actually care about: pay, home time, equipment, routes, and benefits. Beyond your website, you need a presence on job boards like Indeed and CDLjobs, social media campaigns targeting drivers in your operating regions, and driver testimonial content that shows what it's actually like to work for your company. The carriers with the best retention also have the best employer brands.
A strong carrier website serves two audiences. For shippers: service pages by mode and equipment type, lane coverage information, technology and tracking capabilities, safety record, and a quote request form. For drivers: a dedicated careers section with current openings, pay and benefits details, equipment photos, driver testimonials, and an easy application process. Both audiences should find what they need within seconds of landing on your site.
Absolutely. Shippers regularly search for carriers by lane, equipment type, and specialty, terms like 'flatbed carrier Texas to Ohio,' 'refrigerated trucking company,' or 'intermodal drayage provider.' If your website ranks for those searches, you're capturing high-intent leads from shippers actively looking for a carrier. SEO takes 6-12 months to build momentum, but the leads it generates are significantly more valuable than cold outreach because the shipper came to you.
Yes, but strategically. LinkedIn is effective for building relationships with shippers and logistics managers. Facebook and Instagram are powerful for driver recruitment, drivers spend time on these platforms, and targeted campaigns can reach CDL holders in your operating regions. The key is using each platform for its strength: LinkedIn for freight, Facebook and Instagram for recruiting. Don't try to do everything everywhere.
We only work with logistics and transportation companies. We understand deadhead percentages, FMCSA compliance, ELD mandates, and what shippers evaluate when choosing a carrier. General agencies spend months learning your industry, and still get the details wrong. We speak the language of freight from day one, which means faster results and content that actually resonates with shippers and drivers.
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Lead generation, driver recruitment, and brand strategy built for trucking and railroad companies.
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