Website Blog 1: Freight Forwarding and Internet working hand in hand

09/04/09:

JG International Freight Corp., Inc. officially inaugurates its website on this date as its commitment to provide a level of service commensurable to the best in the industry.  Our motto has always been the customers satisfaction is our objective.  We provide this through many facets, combining our love for our work and our love for knowing we can help the world.  We see our job as the backbone for economies, not only the USA but that of many nations in need of goods. 

It is with this in mind that we set forth a brand new www.JGIntl.com website.   This new site will give our clients the ability to Track their shipments through links provided on our tracking page; as well as downloadable forms for shipping documentation purposes.  For those interested in news in our industry we are providing RSS feeds for TSA and U.S. C.B.P.  We are also updating our own RSS feed through Twitter, while maintaining a Facebook and LinkedIn page for networking with our clients. 

JGI created the website also for the purpose of opening up our services to the world.  We hope that if you are a new client reading this that you are welcomed by our page properly.  Our main services are listed out for you to gain a sense of how we operate, but please do not limit our capabilities in Freight Forwarding and globalization.  We really do hope you contact us or better yet request for quote.

Being that this is our opening of our newly designed, beautifully crafted website, i wanted to make fair mention of our developer Bill Carone and his team.  They can be found on Bill's website: http://www.carolinageek.com/It is through Bill that we are proud to present you our online presence and in many ways the reason you might of found us on Google organic searches. We gladly recommend Bill's services to anyone who is looking for that added internet help.

Thank you for reading our Blog and hope you will not be a stranger to visiting us. 

Please feel free to comment and ask for any advice, questions, and details on freight forwarding you may want to see here in the future.

Sincerely,
Jon Galvez