I have a question about content

[NALMoversTulsa]

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[RuiZhiDong]

When you educate customers above how to pack a moving box, you are gaining trust. If you give them something they could really use, they'll be more likely to use your service.

Write anything where your ideal customer gets VALUE. If you think your customers want to read about moving tips with pictures and everything, then that's what you should do. You may even consider putting up some videos.

[wreevesc]

I wouldn't stress yourself about create deep meaningful content.  People by from people they like and trust.  You've got a unique perspective about Tulsa because you drive all over it.  You can have a short regular series about "Tulsa Movers know the best restaurants"  that lets you target some neighborhood keywords.  "Movers Tulsa" is a little harder, but how about "advice" addressed to Brand X movers like: "Movers, Tulsa doesn't need another fly by night outfit."  "Movers, Tulsa prefers supporting local businesses."

Other lighthearted content:

"The short cut from Crosstown to Broken Arrow I should keep secret'
"How not to drive in my blindspot."
"Just how does a mover get a piano down a flight of stairs?" 
"How can a mover help you get rid of furniture you don't want to move"
"How to break down your Ikea furniture to be rebuilt without losing a part."

[jws8118]

You have the right idea with internal linking just don't over optimize the anchor text from your blog to your site.

As for content ideas your moving tips is a good start.  I would also focus on getting customer reviews to help your local seo.  Get either google places, trustpilot, or yelp reviews.

Other ideas could be moving nightmares to avoid, average cost of a move, moving scams, how to pack for a move, etc.  The more creative you get the better results you will have.  I highly recommend doing at least one info graphic per month.