Morse Investigation Services Joins Other Companies in Louisiana Disaster Relief
Louisiana has been the focal point of some major crises over the years, from Hurricane Katrina in August of 2005 to the flooding of Baton Rouge and Lafayette on August 11 – the residents of the Bayou State have experience their fair share of damage from natural disasters. As they struggle to recover, rebuild, and return a sense of normalcy to the region, help is on the way from organizations and coalitions across the country. One such coalition has been hard at work gathering donations to help in the relief, the Central Virginia Coalition for Louisiana Disaster Relief. One of their most prominent members is Morse Investigation Services, who joins six other companies to accumulate bottled water, first aid, baby formula/diapers/wipes, and hygiene items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, soap, and shampoo. The professional investigation firm is working in association with God's Pit Crew, a Crisis Response Team based in Virginia.Morse Investigation Services Sets Themselves Apart with Abundant Experience
2.8 million claimed local businesses use Yelp to help would-be customers recognize their strengths as a company. An average of 145 million unique visitors to the business recommendation network, which aids customers in their search for the right restaurant, repair shop, coffeehouse, or other business. The unfortunate truth, however, is that Yelp does not vet all of the companies that advertise with them, resulting in unlicensed companies getting recognition on the website of a Fortune 500 company. It is this issue that Morse Investigation Services founder John Morse recognized recently, in his attempts to win over more clients. In an industry where experience is so crucial to success, too many customers appear to be falling for startup private investigators who are woefully inexperienced and simply do not have the skills for proper surveillance.