Use It, Or Lose It
Technology insider says no dealership should be without a CRM tool — that’s unless your operation closes 100 percent of its customers on the first try.
Technology insider says no dealership should be without a CRM tool — that’s unless your operation closes 100 percent of its customers on the first try.
Alan Ram of Proactive Training Solutions discusses how dealers can increase their gross profit.
CRM technology has transformed the way cars are sold. Author Daryl Tabor looks at how CRM has changed over the years and incorporated emerging tools like social networking and mobile devices.
Philip Barras, VP of dealer services for Dominion Dealer Solutions, examines how accountability can help dealers get the most from their CRM product.
Kimberly Long talks about the great success Mike Anderson Chevrolet has had with the perfect business development center (BDC) and customer relationship management (CRM) system. Kimberly points out the different BDC strategies that worked and how you can implement them at your dealership.
Expert Alex Snyder discusses how the most important technology at any dealership is the one that promotes process: the CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software. Snyder believes CRM systems and software can provide you with great customer data and help you take care of the most important part of the crm process: follow-up.
Expert Philip Barras of Dominion Dealer Solutions discusses how to ramp up sales through the use of your dealership's database. Phil lays out a list of the best CRM practices to energize your database, from using electronic logging systems to conducting a regularly-scheduled save-a-deal review.
New CRM technology is great but by itself is not enough for success in customer relationship management. Author Philip Barras discusses the importance of strong CRM processes with an emphasis on the basics.
Customer relationship management can be particularly challenging for buy here pay here dealers. Express Auto has tackled this challenge by focusing on building relationships with its customers through mutual trust and respect.
At Germain BMW of Naples, the store’s customer relationship management strategy was built around maintaining the balance between handling leads efficiently and maintaining a personal touch.
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