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How to Master the Art of Online Conversation

Much like the printing press during the European Renaissance, the Internet has transformed the way we interact forever. “Googling” is now a verb synonymous with getting answers, we can communicate with people across the world in a matter of seconds and we can buy things without leaving the house. ​It’s a fast-moving, interactive digital world,

Podcast: Increasing Employee Retention

Jim Russell of the Jim Russell Group talks about increasing employee retention and satisfaction at your dealership.

Hope: A Magic Ingredient for Employee Retention

Today’s average car buyers go to 1.6 dealerships before they buy a car. They do not move on from that first dealership because they don’t like the brand. They move on because they don’t like the dealership. With a turnover rate for dealership salespeople of 72 percent, customers who want to become loyal to a dealership

What Does Your Service Department Say About Your Dealership?

Is your service department as clean and well organized as your showroom? Would you like a live feed of your service department as the header on your homepage?

Podcast: Preparing Your Team for Success

Mike Esposito of Auto/Mate Dealership Systems talks about preparing your dealership’s team for success in the coming year.

THE FIVE MUST-HAVE CRM FEATURES THAT SET YOU UP FOR SUCCESS

With 2017 just around the corner, you might be considering a change in your CRM. Maybe the contract with your current vendor is ending, or maybe your CRM just isn’t delivering the value you need — and you’re ready for an upgrade. But before you splurge on a CRM with bells and whistles you may

Vehicle E-Commerce: Why Would Today’s Dealers Stay Relevant in the New Sales Dynamics?

Barath Ashokkumar & Anand Sethuraman The biggest revolution currently underway is taking place neither in the manufacturing plant nor in the innovation labs, but in people’s living rooms. What started off as a demonstration of online shopping systems in 1979 has now exploded into a world of e-Bays and Amazons. With every kind of retailer