Once The Recall Repair Is Done, What Are You Doing To Keep The Customer?
You made the commitment to capture more recall work. You’ve done your due diligence by notifying your customers.…
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Three Strategies to Help You Turn Up the Heat on Sales This Summer
New car sales are on pace to achieve 17,300,000 units by the end of 2015. This is due,…
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3 Ways Successful Dealerships Develop Loyal Service Customers
There’s no denying the positive impact of successful service departments in top-performing dealerships. While fixed ops account for…
News June 3
Plugging the Leaks in F&I
Unrealized opportunities for profit occur all too often in the F&I office. At the recent Industry Summit in…
News June 3
3 Strategies Using Incentives to Drive Auto Sales
We’ve all seen the quintessential fishing reel and bait when referring to rewards and giveaways; Convincing people to…
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Service Dilemmas: What Would You Do?
Every dealership has seen this customer—the one who demands to be reimbursed for damage they claim happened while…
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60 Seconds to Gain a Service Customer
Do you have 60 seconds to gain a service customer? Let me restate that: Do you have a structured 60…
News June 2
9 Best Practices for Recruiting and Retaining Technicians
For every 10 technicians retiring, only two are coming into the industry, according to John Paulik, senior vice…
News June 2
7 Critical Auto Repair Marketing Strategies
Some time ago I interviewed shop owners about the most critical marketing strategies for their shop. Here are…
News June 2
Increase Sales through Conquesting Consumers Motivated by Open Recalls
Following tremendous pressure from the NHTSA, Takata has expanded the recall on its faulty airbags. In fact, it…
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