Dekendrick Woodard is an Internet sales manager who’s rolling about 28 vehicles per month, and he’s the No. 1 sales producer at Holt Chrysler Jeep Dodge in Arlington, Texas.
George Grubbs III’s Infiniti dealership is smack in the middle of a major roadwork zone, but he refuses to let the project create detours between him and his customers.
Harper Auto Square has always lived off of its reputation. So, when it needed to get its good name online, it installed a process for collecting reviews that its sales staffers are motivated to follow.
“I just love helping people buy cars,” Eckert said of his position at the Chevrolet, Buick and Cadillac dealership.
While customer service is necessary to close the sale, it is even more important in building loyalty and retention. Author Brad Nierenberg offers five ideas to help dealers develop customer service that goes above and beyond consumer expectations.
Brian Barfield, founder of Modern Day Selling, closes out his series on the four basic customer types by focusing on the main goal: creating the simple-minded customer.
Advertising and marketing expert Paul Potratz explains how shopping for jeans is like shopping for a car and walks through each step of the process, relating it to how car shoppers come into contact with dealerships online and in person.
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