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Are You a Game Changer?
There are normally three types of team members on an organization’s payroll: caretakers, playmakers, and game changers. The behaviors associated with each category go beyond skills or talent
Jun 27, 2016
Wish Them Well, But Ask, “What The Hell?” – How to Capitalize On Exit Interviews
Well, you know it’s inevitable. Eventually some in your dealership will leave, either voluntarily or involuntarily, but will exit nonetheless. Instead of just allowing people to ride off into the sunset,
Jun 27, 2016
Streamlined Data Integration Brings Unity to the Dealership
Thankfully, the automotive industry has by and large embraced the technology available to it. Handwritten buyers’ orders, Sharpies and four squares, prospecting from index cards—all are finally
Jun 23, 2016
He’s Seen the Enemy, and It’s Tesla
The Federal Trade Commission had billed its event as a Washington forum for “seasoned experts” to discuss the car-dealer-franchise system and state laws that support it.
Jun 23, 2016
Don’t Let Your Loyalty Program Backfire!
The intention of a loyalty program is to show your customers that they are appreciated and encourage them to choose your business over any competition. These programs can create value and
Jun 20, 2016
If Dealers Want To Understand Millennials, They Should Start By Hiring Them
I don’t think there’s been a single meeting I’ve had with clients in the past year where the term “millennial” hasn’t come up at least a half dozen times.
Jun 16, 2016
It’s Okay to be a Mediocre Dealership
In today's society there are only two things people talk about: the bad and the outstanding experiences. Companies who are mediocre don’t garner media attention or stand out in the industry.
Jun 16, 2016
Give Customers Reason To Buy – and Come Back
When was the last time you purchased a product, then received a phone call the next day from the salesperson asking how you liked it? It’s a rare occurrence in most business because the focus is
Jun 16, 2016
10 Tips To Being An Effective Leader
Good leaders all have one thing in common: They understand context. It’s a bit like parenting. You wouldn’t talk to a 7 year old the same way you would talk to an 17 year old.
Jun 15, 2016