ELEAD1ONE Partner Bill Wittenmyer explains the concept of coaching up and managing up in this week’s episode of Freebie Friday.

If you’ve ever stayed with a company for more than a few years, you know that sometimes after working hard and rising your way up— it’s common to reach a point where it feels you’ve gone as high as you can go. Creating opportunities for growt

Since Facebook has exploded, businesses have all rushed to capture their audience’s attention and leverage the platform’s marketing potential. In the beginning, gaining business exposure on Facebook’s platform was relatively inexpensive. As Fac

CallRevu Vice President of Customer Experience Holly Markel shares the first of three keys to developing your staff to handle the phones properly in part 2 of this 3 part video blog series.

Your marketing is what’s meant to drive leads to your door, but that doesn’t mean every aspect of your marketing needs to include a pitch or sale of some sort. Sometimes— humanizing yourself or your brand is EXACTLY what your campaigns

The sheer volume of leads many dealerships receive can be overwhelming. And, not only do they have to respond (hopefully quickly) to any new leads, they are also expected to follow up with those leads with a “buy or die” mentality. I can guarante

In my last blog, I discussed how dealerships can lose significant profit by failing to merchandise vehicles efficiently. Simply put, you can’t sell something nobody knows you have. And, with thousands of competing vehicles available to car buyers o

While criticism is often hard to hear, when it comes to our businesses or our work– customer feedback is equivalent to GOLD! Hearing out your clients or customers offers a critical perspective of what it is you do. This is near impossible to ga

Many consider Michael Jordan one of the greatest, if not THE greatest, basketball player who ever lived. He also made some thought-provoking statements. One I find really interesting and words from which we can all learn is this: “I’ve missed mor