By Scott Worthington, Director of Product Planning, Reynolds & Reynolds A lot of dealers think “Employee theft won’t happen to me” or “I trust my employees,” but the numbers around employee theft tell a different story. I read an artic

 Tim James shares his expertise on why stitched videos are still valuable to dealers in this video blog.

By Trevor Gile, Managing Partner, Motorcars Honda; and Partner, RFCarwash Consulting & National Carwash Solutions Traditionally, car washes have always been viewed as an expense by dealerships. Taking into account the poor cleaning performance, c

In the past, a vehicle sale started and ended on the showroom floor. Today, many of the discovery and purchase steps take place online. Online retail giants like Amazon have conditioned customers to expect timely and relevant communications across ch

By Eric Giroux, Director of Product, DealerSocket I did it. I pulled the trigger. I bought a foam mattress that arrived at my front door, compressed in a box, from a company I had never heard of. I didn’t know anyone who owned one. I had never touc

By Eric Brown, CEO, inSearchX What if you woke up tomorrow and the path to purchase no longer existed? Today, we use our internet-connected devices to visit websites and curate content we find interesting. But this process is getting INVERTED as our

This week's #HardFacts is live from Google HQ in #NYC. Samantha chats with Google team members about what it means to be a #Google Partner. She also gives some strategies

This week's #HardFacts is live from Google HQ in #NYC. Samantha chats with Google team members about what it means to be a #Google Partner. She also gives some strategies

By Ted Rubin, Founder and President, ActivEngage, Inc. In August of 1994, Phil Brandenberger went shopping for a compact audio disk, paid for it with his credit card, and made history. This was, by all accounts, the first online transaction. That CD