What is SEO and How is it Changing?
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Help Your Dealership Go for the Gold
Think your shot at living like an Olympian ended after your high school or college athletic career? Think again. Successful Olympic athletes employ a set of traits and techniques that you can still use to help market your car dealership. The elements that work together to create popular medalists, with…
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Grasshopper Pie
A traveling salesman had come to the end of a long day and was very hungry. He had not made many sales and was feeling a little frustrated with his results. He decided to stop and get something to eat and mull over his next step.
He stopped in town, parked on Main Street and looked around. He found two restaurants side by side. Above each there was a sign.
The one on the left said “Food, more expensive but worth it” and the one on the right said “Food, average, cheap and will…
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What 3 Components Do You Need To Succeed In The Car Biz? ASK And You Shall Receive!
That's right! There are 3 Personal Components you need to have to Succeed in the Car Biz!
ATTITUDE, SKILL SET and KNOWLEDGE!
A strong Attitude will get you through the day…
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Make Your Next Coaching Session Memorable and Powerful
Every Coaching session can be effective if you follow certain steps to improve your chances of a Successful outcome.
There is one word that is critical in determining the outcomes. That word is "Specific." There is an old saying that goes like this. "The more specific you are the better your results" and…
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What's that noise on your service drive?
Have you ever blown up a balloon and then just let it go and listen to the sound it makes? If you have children or a crazy Uncle Lenny, chances are you've heard this noise before. It is so distinctive that once you've heard it, you are not likely to forget it the rest of your life.
I've heard this same noise in my head many times in the service drive right after an Advisor says something he or she shouldn't have. In our business there are many things that must happen to make sure that…
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Are your advertising dollars well spent?
In fixed ops we constantly worry whether or not we are getting a return on every one of our ad dollars. Every manufacturer tracks it. Every ad vendor tracks it. And when we spend the money and don't get an immediate return, we start to fret.
Customers don't make a connection with an…
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Want to have a big day today? Get a checkup.
“When our research tracked 20,000 new hires, 46% of them failed within 18 months. But even more surprising than the failure rate, was that when new hires failed, 89% of the time it was for attitudinal reasons and only 11% of the time for a lack of skill. The attitudinal deficits that doomed these failed hires included a lack of coachability, low levels of emotional intelligence, motivation and temperament.” Mark Murphy, Hiring for Attitude, Forbes…
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Imagine Boosting Your Dealership Chat Conversion by 64% with 1 Simple Change
Imagine driving more chat conversations than you ever thought possible! Proactive dealer chat invitations have …
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Use the "3T System" to make more money in Fixed Ops.
Added by Leonard Buchholz on July 11, 2011 at 12:03pm — No Comments
Recent study on Fixed Operations and what it reveals about Service Sales, Profitability and more...
Added by Leonard Buchholz on May 23, 2011 at 4:30am — No Comments
Disgruntled Service Personnel Need A Take
Added by Leonard Buchholz on April 13, 2011 at 4:20pm — No Comments
How Do You Market Fixed Operations? - Viewpoints
"We are doing our traditional marketing through print and TV and throwing in some other special events. In honor of earth day we are doing a 'Going Green' direct mail campaign offering a discount in order to switch customers over to our email reminder system.
We are also sponsoring a local 5K race to benefit the volunteer first aid squad and looking for a motorcycle rally [to sponsor] as well. In April, we will also be hosting a car care clinic for National Car Care Awareness month.…
Added by Jenny Murphy Bloodworth on March 31, 2011 at 3:00pm — No Comments
The 7 Measurables and the Financial Statement
Added by Leonard Buchholz on March 30, 2011 at 2:07pm — No Comments
Today is number 56. There are 309 days left in this year.
Added by Leonard Buchholz on February 25, 2011 at 1:00pm — No Comments
The 3 MMMs of Change
Added by Leonard Buchholz on February 9, 2011 at 11:19am — No Comments
Engage Mobile Users with Your Dealership's TV Ads
While watching your dealership's TV ads, people with smartphones are probably using their phones and more than likely are online. In fact, according to a recent article by Engadget, a study by Nielsen and Yahoo! found that 86% of mobile internet users are browsing on their phones while watching TV, whether using mobile apps, browsing the internet, accessing social networks like Facebook or Twitter, or…
Added by Paul Potratz on February 7, 2011 at 2:16pm — No Comments
Potratz Welcomes Justine Cervenka
Potratz is pleased to welcome Justine Cervenka, an experienced advertising professional who has joined the team as Media Director. Originally from Cobleskill, she has returned to New York after working for multiple agencies in Arizona since 1992. Added by Paul Potratz on January 25, 2011 at 2:53pm — No Comments
3 Strategies for Failure
Added by Leonard Buchholz on January 20, 2011 at 10:55am — No Comments
When is Enough...Enough?
Added by Leonard Buchholz on January 12, 2011 at 4:30pm — No Comments
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