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A Recipe for Success
Strong leaders, a winning company culture, and employees committed to the customer experience are the ingredients making up Jim Ellis Automotive Group’s 50-year success story.
Strong leaders, a winning company culture, and employees committed to the customer experience are the ingredients making up Jim Ellis Automotive Group’s 50-year success story.
If the continuing events of 2021 show us anything, it is that change is constant, and in the future, dealerships may gravitate towards AI.
As a manager it’s your job to make the sales team want to keep up with their daily tasks by challenging them to come up with creative ways to accomplish tasks without making it seem like a chore.
Mickey Quinn of Vanguard Dealer Services reports customers who buy post-sale vehicle service contracts from dealerships are 3+ times as likely to buy another car from them in the future.
We’re just beginning to see the story of data privacy and big tech play out, and it’s important to stay aware of how market and economic dynamics, shifts in consumer behavior, marketing trends, and technology advances can impact your dealership.
While the pandemic sparked a digital acceleration, all signs point to 2021 being the year of great digital expansion to deliver even greater efficiency, faster deals, and happier customers.
If dealers revert to “the way it was,” they will see money left on the table, and long-term profitability will continue to elude them.
Top executive reports Toyota Motor Corp. will shift electric-vehicle production to the U.S. if demand continues to grow.
Automotive analysts offer a breakdown of recent findings and prescribe how dealers can utilize data to differentiate themselves and stay a step ahead of the competition.
Business Intelligence tells us how we can connect with our clients, helps us to promote products and brands, and is essential to optimizing any business plan or strategy.