ALIX BURTON, Adam Wingfield & JASON LOBDELL REVEAL:
HOW TO START YOUR OWN HOT SHOT COMPANY & IMMEDIATELY MAKE MONEY IN TRUCKING
(Without the costs & licenses normally associated with a trucking business)
THE EXACT STEPS TO START & GROW A HIGHLY PROFITABLE HOT SHOT BUSINESS IN AS LITTLE AS A FEW DAYS!
- Lower start-up costs compared to traditional trucking
- Anyone can do it, you don’t even need a Commercial Driver’s Licence (CDL)
- Start making money immediately while you build your fleet or venture into semi-trucking
the average owner-operator can make up to $8000 a week
ALIX, ADAM AND JASON SHOW YOU HOW...
The map above shows the average rate per mile for each region.
(Please note, these statistics change each month & are an average for the areas).
“How much money can I make with a Hot Shot business?”
The average hotshot driver makes $1,500 to $2500 driving someone else's equipment…
… And the average owner-operator can make up to $8000 a week.
Hot Shot jobs require tight turnarounds, so you can usually get premium rates for each job.
“Most people don't know they can make money from a pickup truck or trailer that they already have!
I’ve been running a multi-million dollar semi truck fleet business for over 10 years, yet I still went out and bought a brand new pickup truck to execute this exact blueprint.
Why?
Because Hot Shot trucking is one of the fastest growing business opportunities we have ever witnessed!
The kicker for a Hot Shot truck is that my driver does not need a CDL.
That opens up my options on hiring tremendously. What’s even crazier is I can run a load myself.
We have dispatchers in place to run these hotshots for us, and we will give first-hand game on how you guys can do this part of the industry as well.
The Hot Shot Course is a COMPLETE BLUEPRINT for starting and operating your very own freelance hot shot business without prior knowledge of the industry...
And for those who are already up and running in the hotshot industry, the content in this course will literally break the ceiling on your business."
- Alix Burton
WHAT IS HOT SHOT TRUCKING?
Hot Shot trucking offers more flexible, time sensitive services compared to the big rigs in the trucking industry. Essentially, hotshot drivers are the “minutemen” of trucking.
They drive smaller rigs that haul lighter freight, usually to a single customer in a local location.
WHAT TYPE OF TRUCK DO I NEED TO START?
Hot Shot trucks typically fall under Class 3, 4, or 5, which gives them gross weights of between about 10,000 and 26,000 pounds.
Class 3
Some of the most common types of Class 3 medium-duty trucks are the Chevrolet Silverado 3500, the GMC Sierra 3500, the Ford F-350, and the Ram 3500.
These are your basic heavy-duty consumer pickup trucks.
Class 4
The Chevrolet Silverado 4500, the Ford F-450, and the Ram 4500 are common examples of the Class 4 medium-duty trucks.
These are heavier trucks, but they’re still classified as non-commercial.
Class 5
Common models in the Class 5 medium-duty trucks range include the Chevrolet Silverado 5500, the Ford F-550, and the Ram 5500.
Class 5 is also where some of the lightest commercial trucks are categorized. The Kenworth T170, Peterbilt 325, and International TerraStar fall into this category.
WHAT TRAILER TYPES ARE USED FOR HOT SHOT HAULS?
- Bumper pull trailers
- Gooseneck trailers
- Tilt deck trailers
- Lowboy trailers
- Dovetail trailers
WHAT IS HOT SHOT TRUCKING?
Hot Shot trucking offers more flexible, time sensitive services compared to the big rigs in the trucking industry. Essentially, hotshot drivers are the “minutemen” of trucking.
They drive smaller rigs that haul lighter freight, usually to a single customer in a local location.
WHAT TYPE OF TRUCK DO I NEED TO START?
Hot Shot trucks typically fall under Class 3, 4, or 5, which gives them gross weights of between about 10,000 and 26,000 pounds.
Class 3
Some of the most common types of Class 3 medium-duty trucks are the Chevrolet Silverado 3500, the GMC Sierra 3500, the Ford F-350, and the Ram 3500.
These are your basic heavy-duty consumer pickup trucks.
Class 4
The Chevrolet Silverado 4500, the Ford F-450, and the Ram 4500 are common examples of the Class 4 medium-duty trucks.
These are heavier trucks, but they’re still classified as non-commercial.
Class 5
Common models in the Class 5 medium-duty trucks range include the Chevrolet Silverado 5500, the Ford F-550, and the Ram 5500.
Class 5 is also where some of the lightest commercial trucks are categorized. The Kenworth T170, Peterbilt 325, and International TerraStar fall into this category.
WHAT TRAILER TYPES ARE USED FOR HOT SHOT HAULS?
- Bumper pull trailers
- Gooseneck trailers
- Tilt deck trailers
- Lowboy trailers
- Dovetail trailers
MEET YOUR MENTORs
ALIX BURTON
Today, Alix is the founder and owner of Good Energy Worldwide- the home of the #1 training portal in the transportation industry where he motivates and teaches people how to become successful in the trucking industry. His story is one that continues to be an inspiration to numerous people, and that's mostly because of the way most people can resonate with it.
Adam Wingfield
Managing Director Of Innovative Logistics Group
Adam a South Carolina native and 20 year industry vet, started in the industry in 2000 as a OTR company driver and quickly progressed to fleet ownership as well as executive mentorship. Driven by his passion for success, Innovative Logistics has helped thousands of carriers small and large with countless resources and mentorship. His ultimate goal is to “Leave the Industry in A Better Place Than He Found It”
Adam Wingfield
Managing Director Of Innovative Logistics Group
Adam a South Carolina native and 20 year industry vet, started in the industry in 2000 as a OTR company driver and quickly progressed to fleet ownership as well as executive mentorship. Driven by his passion for success, Innovative Logistics has helped thousands of carriers small and large with countless resources and mentorship. His ultimate goal is to “Leave the Industry in A Better Place Than He Found It”
JASON LOBDELL
Founder of The Loft Athletic Club & Co-Founder of X28
Also known as Mr2weeksout, Jason Lobdell is a well-established fitness expert based in Atlanta, who is arguably the most sought-after trainer in the state. He is one of the co-founders of X28, which is an online fitness program known worldwide. Lobdell has trained celebrities like Rick Ross and is known for owning one of the most popular gyms in the country, The Loft Athletic Club.
WE'VE GOT OUR FLEET... NOW IT'S YOUR TURN!
THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY IS FILLED WITH OPPORTUNITIES RIGHT NOW, SO WHY IS HOT SHOT TRUCKING THE RIGHT MOVE?
- You can start with little to no money down
- You can start with no trucking industry experience when you follow our blueprint
- You can hire drivers with or without a CDL making it much easier to find drivers
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The money you can make from a Hot Shot Truck can be almost identical to that of a semi-truck, making the barrier to entry much smaller
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Your upfront costs and maintenance are A LOT lower on a Hot Shot Truck than a semi-truck
"GET STARTED NOW & DON'T MISS OUT ON THE NEWEST OPPORTUNITY IN TRUCKING"
- Complete Hot Shot Blueprint with hours of extensive training videos & pdfs including: How to purchase the right truck, how to source the right trailer, how to select the right drivers, how to book loads, and most importantly, how to MAKE THE BIG MONEY!
- 3 x Live Masterminds with Alix, Adam & Jason to get you up and running
- On demand support line to be there to answer your biggest questions
ONLY $1,497
GET STARTED NOW & DON'T MISS OUT ON THE NEWEST OPPORTUNITY IN TRUCKING
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