Car sales are up, but only slightly. According to International Business Times, Chrysler and Nissan sales are up 11 and 15.8 percent respectively, but all of the other “Big 8” automakers are down compared to the previous February. The rel

Buying Trends to Know & Adapt to for Greater Sales It may be a “chicken and egg” dilemma — is the Internet changing the way people shop for cars, or are shopping habits driving Internet trends? The point automotive marketers need to kee

Protecting Your Dealership and Yourself As we dealers use the latest tracking software to better target our customers’ habits and preferences, we’re fast approaching a potential train wreck on this virtual pipeline of personal information gatheri

Learning to Connect With Your Team and Your Customers for Higher Sales, Better CSI and Lower Employee Turnover Leadership is Influence. Simply put, learning to better connect with your team leads to higher unit sales, better CSI, and lower employee t

Dr. Merlot, my sometimes brash alter ego, and I were finally having a long-awaited meeting with a client, Jim, about the future of his dealerships. Over the last three or four years, Jim had been dealing with a variety of distractions (challenges) in

Now that may be a hell of a comparison but if you stop and analyze it, it could go with anything that you are investing in and showing for a return on the investment. It doesn’t matter what it is: whether it is a show pig, a show horse, or a show t

In 2013, we saw the greatest increase in retail auto sales in the last six years. Industry researchers expect this year to follow in the same trend predicting even better sales ahead. With that in mind, now would be a good time to discard some of the

Car dealers double sales with Coach Wooden type habits, according to Todd Vowell. “It’s the little details that are vital. Little things make big things happen.” Coach John Wooden March Madness is in the air. What would the results of your next

How to inspire customer loyalty by thinking small, according to Amp & Pivot. Somewhere in the Pennsylvania countryside lives a man named Floyd Pullin. And Floyd recently bought himself brand new Ford pickup truck. Is this breaking news? Nope. Not