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How do you choose chemical hand protection for employees at your dealership? Working with chemicals can be risky, as an accidental exposure from submersion or splash for certain types of chemicals can result in burns. Fortunately, there are a variety

Dealerships are subject to a variety of safety risks; the largest being slips, trips, and falls. Statistics show that these accidents account for 15% of all accidental deaths and account for the majority of Worker’s Compensation related losses at m

Phone shoppers and good connections, according to Search Auto Parts. The perception from the outside might be that everyone does everything via the Internet, but anyone in the tire or automotive repair business still is very familiar with that voice

AutoPoint (www.autopoint.com), the leading platform that drives improvement in auto dealer fixed operations, today announced that Crest Cadillac in Plano, Texas has increased its service department’s average labor revenue per Repair Order (RO)

DealerRater, the world’s premier car dealer review site, today announced the release of LotShot™, a web application that helps dealership employees easily snap and share customer photos via email at vehicle delivery. The app further cements the c

New branding reflects software’s unique ability to automatically converse with leads via two-way email exchanges FOSTER CITY, CA – (September 18, 2014) – AVA.ai announced today that it has changed its company name to Conversica. The rebranding

Five tips and examples for digital marketing success according to Marketing Profs. Marketing in a digital world has evolved. There was a time when ads in leading newspapers, commercials during popular TV shows, and strategically placed billboards did

Opportunity Max, a strategic digital marketing company, announced today that it is sponsoring and presenting the keynote address of Mr. Jordan Belfort, the “Wolf of Wall Street,” at the 17th Digital Dealer Conference & Exposition at t

The 6 dirtiest jobs in digital marketing, according to Ragan. I’ve watched Mike Rowe, host of Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs,” tackle smelly, dangerous, and downright strange jobs. I don’t believe Mike ever took a job i