Daymond Decker - To gain the systematic processes and controls necessary to operate effectively and efficiently, David Taylor contracted with a technology consultant with automotive digital marketing credentials and proven results...
Read More →David Keller - Most agreements promise to bring individuals to your dealership for a desk person, F&I manager and a closer during the sale. Usually, the length of the contract is for the sale period...
Read More →Rob Anderson - This lead to four years of solid growth prior to rising interest rates and gasoline prices over the past 12 months, so let’s take a page from the manufacturers’ playbook.
Read More →Greg Goebel - Gross profit makes the world go ‘round. You can’t spend a “unit,” a “deal,” or any other measurement——it all revolves around the gross. What then, does it take to earn that gross, and what exactly should our target be?...
Read More →John Max Miller - Most CRM systems do not automate many processes. They require human interaction to manage and implement these processes, while automated processes cost nothing.
Read More →Erika Cooper - The success of green peas never ceases to surprise me. It's amazing that the less you know, the better you do in auto sales ...
Read More →Mauricio Espinosa - Make sure that every staff member with any form of contact with the public has received multi-cultural training. Record language preferences in your CRM tool ...
Read More →Jason Ezell - Flash makes Web sites interesting, attractive and interactive. In today’s market, capturing and keeping your visitors’ attention is increasingly difficult...
Read More →Glen Roberts - Deal structuring was all about trying to maximize profit for the store and getting the deal bought. Often times this meant switching the customer to a cheaper car, getting the customer a co-signer or getting more down payment.
Read More →Carlos Rodriguez - Achieving success in any business requires a relentless focus on the basics: the core product or service, customers, distribution channels, competitors and the bottom line.
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