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Why People Defect in Service

 CEO & Executive Chairman Scot Eisenfelder explains why customers defect in service in this video blog.
Jun 14, 2019

Finding – And Keeping – Better Techs

With the auto industry facing a shortage of technicians, it’s important to do what we can to attract young technicians and keep them. After all, when the front end of the business slows down, it’s the back end that can keep your store afloat and
Jun 13, 2019

Why Your Marketing Goals are All Wrong

Most people think about marketing as a way to generate immediate ROI. For every email campaign sent out, we measure its success with metrics like open rates, click-through rates (CTRs), number of sales or ROs, or even dollars generated. While it̵
Jun 7, 2019

Preparing Your Service Department for the Amazon Threat

The current automotive market presents today’s dealers with unique challenges—the biggest one being the evolution of the customer experience. As shown by the seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR), which gauges the strength of overall vehicle dem
Jun 6, 2019

Navigating the Maze of New In-Vehicle Technology

According to a recent article in Automotive News, consumers LOVE the idea of all of this new in-vehicle technology. The problem is that many of them don’t truly understand the intricate features and benefits. There is no way a salesperson can expla
Jun 5, 2019

Predicting the Future of Service Revenue

 Scot Eisenfelder shares how dealerships can take future predictions and turn them into revenue opportunities in this video blog.
May 31, 2019

Profit By Action Quick Tip: Service Up Sell Opportunity Calls

 Are you making the most of your Service Sales Opportunities? Do you set your Service Advisors targets for when they should be contacting customers? If not, in this Quick Tip Andy explains why you should.
May 31, 2019

Coupons: What to Consider

Price is often a major factor in the purchase of any service or product. But it’s important to separate perceived price and received value. For example, $5 for a bottle of water might seem expensive, but that’s a deal if you’re walking through
May 30, 2019

Should Employees Understand the Company Financial Statement Scoreboard?

Those who truly understand the intimate nature of any business configuration know that it’s all about numbers, period. And the “numbers measurements” are copious, which in the case of the financial statement puts the accounting office personnel
May 29, 2019