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Carlos Rodriguez - Besides the direct financial impact to a business’ bottom-line, there are other benefits to investing in employee training programs. For example, training increases employees’ skill levels, positively affecting performance, and productivity.
Read More →Ryan Linnehan - Inadequate capitalization is a problem that can sink a dealer no matter how long they have been in business, but those that are newly entering the business are especially vulnerable...
Read More →Rob Anderson - The best thing about the Internet is its inherent accountability. Every click can be counted and every visitor logged, but you have to know how to make this information work for you ...
Read More →Glenn Roberts - Everyone agrees that being in the F&I office too long is a bad thing, but a trip to the F&I office is another opportunity to make money. Let’s discuss why too much time in the F&I office is bad and how you can change it.
Read More →Jennifer Rincon - Dealer Lonnie Robertson, who estimated roughly 42 percent of their total business is sub prime, knows the value of incubating so many long-term relationships...
Read More →Michelle Dunn - As a credit grantor, your business is one of many that allow consumers to use goods and services immediately and pay for them later. While extending credit increases your gross sales, it also puts you at risk of some losses due to nonpayment...
Read More →Don Miller - With over 900 weeks of data reviewed, we have determined that the single best indicator of how well collections are being managed at a buy here pay here lot is the weekly collection rate...
Read More →John Carroll - Instant name recognition, vendor and lender relationships built on group rates, and some essential support services are among the leading reasons why a relatively small group of dealers around the country like Groves has opted to ...
Read More →Jeff Smelley - Simply put, upgrading can produce marginal results for a marginal period of time. Replacement is safer than upgrading, requires less knowledge and may ultimately be cheaper.
Read More →Don Reed - Once you have your service advisors working with 12 to 15 customers a day, you must then measure your shop productivity, which needs to be around 120 percent...
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