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The Critical First Seven Seconds
Automobile dealers have approximately seven seconds to capture the interest of the consumer during a radio or TV advertisement. At the same time, those critical seven seconds must compel the prospective customer to continue “consuming” the message all the way through its conclusion. This is not an easy task, especially when you remember this must […]
Knowing the Enemy Brings You Closer to Success
Do you know the enemy? One of the biggest mistakes a car dealer can make is only worrying about his own dealership. Certainly that should take up the lion’s share of a dealer’s time and efforts, but ignorance of the other dealerships in his market is a huge mistake, and today’s blog examines the reasons […]
The Automotive Co-Op Dance between Dealer and Corporate
The monthly automotive co-op dance between auto dealer and corporate entity can be a bit awkward, especially if the dealer personnel are not perfectly in step with corporate, who always “leads” this dance. Just ask any clerical worker at an automotive dealership that handles its own advertising. Even in the best of circumstances, it’s an […]
“There is not Enough Time!”
Quite often there just is not enough time in the day for an automotive dealer. There is always something (or someone) demanding your attention from the moment you set foot in your store until the second you leave. If it’s not an inventory issue, it’s something having to do with personnel. If it’s not that, […]