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You might think that your dealership is too small to have any need for big data. However, the fact of the matter is that big data provides daily insights that are invaluable to individual rooftops and dealer groups alike. “When it comes to big

Pulse, a provider of Mobile Apps announced today the addition of a Referral program to existing Dealerships and their branded mobile App offering. With a Branded Mobile App, Dealerships can grab a piece of prime real estate on their customer’s smar

I’ve been hearing more disenchantment and doubt from dealers about the value of a turn-and-earn strategy for retailing used vehicles, which I call the Velocity Method of Management. The most vocal detractors are typically dealers who have long take

What can you do with a great contact management solution? Engage your customers based on their personal interests, nurture new leads all the way through to their first purchase and beyond, send targeted marketing campaigns to specific groups of custo

Phone Leads are Ramping Up – Do Your Agents Know Who They Are Talking To? Using digital website tracking to have a relevant conversation is as important for phone leads as it is for chat So much of our industry conversation has been focused on Inte

What would you say to your Sales Manager if half of your store’s walk-ins were never greeted by a sales person? Maybe it’s not even what you’d say… it’s what you’d do—you’d show that GM the door! Why? Well, because engaging walk-i

Online reviews level the playing field for dealerships both big and small. If you doubt the importance of reviews, consider these facts: The average online review is read by up to 25,000 people, with 88 percent of consumers trusting online reviews as

Experian Automotive today announced that the percentage of new vehicle loans to subprime and deep subprime borrowers began to level off in Q2 2014. According to its latest State of the Automotive Finance Market report, the percentage of new vehicle l

In every class we hold, some of the most valuable things managers realize they can do to increase sales are to solve some lingering problems, do a better job of training, or do some of the simple things they already know how to do, and keep meaning t