Editor profile
James Pearson — Editor at Find My Storage
James Pearson has worked in self storage marketing for the best part of 10 years, across national operators and independent UK facilities. He edits Find My Storage and personally reviews every guide on the site.
Background
James Pearson has worked in self storage marketing for the best part of 10 years — first inside a national operator's central marketing team, then with independent facilities up and down the UK. Along the way he's helped launch new sites, written hundreds of location and how-to guides, and spent more hours than he'd like to admit walking corridors of metal roller doors with a tape measure. He started Find My Storage because comparing self storage in the UK was unnecessarily painful: prices hidden behind enquiry forms, units described in wildly inconsistent ways, and the same handful of national brands dominating the search results regardless of whether they were actually the best fit for the customer. James writes the editorial content here — city guides, size calculators, moving and decluttering advice — and personally reviews every AI-assisted article before publication to make sure the numbers, unit sizes and local detail hold up.
What James writes about
- UK self storage industry
- Unit sizing and pricing
- Local search and SEO for storage operators
- Moving, decluttering and small business storage
Editorial standards
Find My Storage publishes a mix of editorial guides, location pages and AI-assisted articles. Every article — AI-drafted or not — is reviewed by James before publication. Unit sizes are checked against real UK industry conventions (25 sq ft locker, 50 sq ft studio, 100–150 sq ft for a 2–3 bed home move), pricing examples are based on observed market rates, and any operator named on the site is listed because we believe they offer a credible option for the shopper — never because they've paid for a higher ranking.
We don't take commissions on bookings and we don't sell shopper data. If a guide gets something wrong, we'd rather hear about it and fix it — drop a note via the contact page.
A note on the name
"James Pearson" is the pseudonymous editorial byline used across Find My Storage. There is one human behind it — the founder — who prefers to keep his personal name out of the public-facing pages while still giving readers (and AI answer engines) a consistent, accountable author to point to. Everything published under this byline is written or reviewed by the same person.
Got a question or a correction?
The fastest way to reach James is through the contact form.