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Dec 12, 2019

Checklist, Champion, and Publicize

 

 

We sat down with Arnie Malham at DSES 2019 to ask him how he gets such amazing buy-in from his team. He recommends that you make a champion for every program, a checklist for every program, and then a place to put that on the wall. Invigorate your sales team, or any team for that matter, by giving them the recognition they deserve. People notice stuff that they are a part of.

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WILLIAM Merrill

Gregg Young CDJR Plattsmouth

Dec 12, 2019  

Makes sense to me.

Greg Epps

North Georgia Toyota

Dec 12, 2019  

Looking for ideas on checklists for processes, daily responsibilities, etc. Any suggestions would be appreciated 

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Dec 12, 2019

The Impact of Improving Price Transparency

 

At DSES we sat down with John Rossman to talk about trust. Putting the power back into the hands of the consumer by providing them with price transparency enables competition to grow. Being able to know the out-the-door price is essential to thriving in today’s market. Price transparency is always a great move if the market, in general, lacks it.


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Nov 11, 2019

Creating a Seamless Transaction

 

We sat down with John Rossman at DSES to talk about how to make the touchpoints of a transaction seamless. Integrating fractional aspects of a transaction together into a seamless transaction is just a game-changer. Mitigating all the little touch points that a customer needs to go through during an experience they can finish while they are on their phone, allows their experience to be as seamless as possible.

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Tarry Shebesta

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Dec 12, 2019  

A seamless digital transaction does not necessarily increase sales but it can provide a faster and happier purchase. The key to more digital sales is providing tools to help shoppers quickly land on the right car in inventory to buy.

A recent survey by @Affinitiv reflects this. They found that the online shopping experience offered by the majority of dealerships websites fails to meet customer expectations.

Consumers want websites to personalize vehicles of interest, make vehicle recommendations based on specific features of interest and help them find affordable vehicles with a specific monthly payment.

Personalized shopping tools and NOT Digital Retailing is the key to more sales.

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Nov 11, 2019

Go Easy on the Price Button and Aim Better

 


 

We sat down with Len Short, Chairman/CEO of LotLinx, at DSES. We spoke about pricing your inventory. Dealers need to get back to managing their business instead of playing the pricing game with their competition. The race to the bottom does not increase additional demand, it just creates a log jam of your inventory. Dealers need to flex and manage demand on the specific units they need to sell. 60% of the time dealers are priced below market. The technology is finally starting to pay off. Go easy on the price button and learn how to aim with more accuracy.

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Nov 11, 2019

Why We Don't Make Rules for the Few


We sat down with Arnie Malham at DSES to discuss how his organization makes their rules. He found that they were spending more time enforcing rules instead of doing their jobs. They replaced their rules with guidelines and encouraged managers to have conversations in the moment. Let your employees make good decisions and if they don't have a chat with them. There is no reason to make rules for the few.

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Nov 11, 2019

How to Move Leaders Out of Their Comfort Zone


 Mark Brown, former Director of Sales at Grappone, talks about a program he ran for high-potential leaders. He looks for places to stretch them out of their comfort zones and develop team leaders for each department. He found that these leaders became more people-focused and excelled when they moved around because they started to lean on others for help when needed. Mark’s book, Outward Bound lessons to Live a Life of Leadership focuses on all things leadership. Watch the video to learn more.



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Nov 11, 2019

Dealerships Are Not Aware of What They Can Do with Google

 


We sat down with Darren Shaw at DSES to learn from him about all the things going on with Google. Dealers are investing all this money into their website but not Google listings. Many new features are being added to Google every quarter. Stay ahead of the curve by listening to this brief conversation.

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Nov 11, 2019

Manager vs. Mentor


We sat down with Clint Pulver at DSES 2019 to ask him the difference between a manager and a mentor. There is always a mentor who steps in and saves the day in every story. They invigorate their staff to desire to connect and learn, enabling their growth. A manager can be both but just because you have the manager job title does not mean you have the mentoring mindset.

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Nov 11, 2019

Customer Lifetime Value


We sat down with Jon Rossman at DSES to see what he thinks about the challenges facing automotive today. Companies need to be looking to optimize customer lifetime value as opposed to the order or the sale. Service is the most important aspect of the customer experience and connecting the service experience to the value of the product will transition one time

buyers into lifelong advocates.


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Nov 11, 2019

The Easiest Thing to Do to Speed Up Your Site


We sat down with Britney Muller, Senior SEO Scientist at Moz, during DSES to discuss all things marketing and SEO. The speed of your site is not only important to your customers but to search engines. The longer a page takes to load, the longer it takes to index, the longer it takes to be found. The easiest thing you can do to improve the speed of your site is to make sure your images are the appropriate size. Srcset is one way to improve page speed. It is essentially a way for you to choose an image dependent on the screen size it is opened on. Learn how to improve your page speed by watching this quick video.

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