Keep the Spark with Curb Appeal
When inventory levels improve, the dealerships that lost the spark of what makes buying a car exciting are going to suffer.
How Many Cars Do You Really Need?
Without hundreds of shiny vehicles lined up, dealers need to use their tools to market to passing customers.
A Spring Selling Season for the Ages
Now is the time to look at your facilities and consider new ways to stand out from the glass towers by the freeway.
Couchsurfing Into New Wheels at Your Neighborhood Dealership
Maybe the way people buy cars is changing, but these people will still want to know that they have someone in the “business” who will look at them as more than a number and help them with their unique automotive needs.
All Funnels Lead to the Dealership
Almost every car buyer still takes delivery at the dealership and this will not change any time soon. So, why not make it fun?
Get Involved in Your Community in a Big Way
Dealership marketing is more complex now than ever before. Many questions must be considered, such as, “Is traditional marketing dead or is digital overcrowded and overpriced?” “Should we use direct mail or not?” “Do customers even need to see a beautiful building and a clean lot packed with desirable inventory anymore?”
Is That a Dollar Store, an Online Retailer or a Dealership? Can You Customers Tell the Difference
Digital retail service providers sell dealers on their services by claiming to have a unique and perfect digital retail experience. The thought is that this is what online consumers expect after using Amazon for retail purchases. Why then do these providers pretend that the in-store experience for retail auto sales should be cookie cutter and dry?
