ronhaugen
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Will be completed this month.
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55 to 60% for all. I’m not understanding the issue with dealer parts, we too use a lot of them. Set your parts sale price based off of cost and move on.
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I check the reviews weekly as well as test all of our internet marketing, website, etc. to make sure it all functions as designed.
We have 58 reivews on Google and hundreds on many other sites. I focus mainly on Google as that is where the bulk of people are. Rarely will someone go to a directory site to find something.
Great tip Jennifer, Google Alerts will assist in keeping tabs on internet mentions of you. It doesn’t catch everything, but can sure help.
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80% internet
20% traditional
I will likely go to 90/10 next year.
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Gave the yellow pages the boot = $14,400 a year savings.
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We have been doing it for over a year now. It has yielded 2 new customers who purchased vehicles we had serviced for a prior owner. Not a “silver bullet” marketing piece, but worth doing with a cost of zero.
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We have used them for a year and a half. It has worked flawless. If you have computer savy customers, the service reminders, follow ups, and scheduler are great. 40% of our appointments are scheduled online, many as a result of the reminders. They will do a free demo for you.
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I have been using it for about 18 months. Works very well. I would recommend it. The easiest way to get the S/A to remember to ask for email address is to spiff them. We pay $2.00 for each new one they get. I view it as buying a list of people who want to hear from you. Let me know if you have any specific ?’s on it.
