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opportunities

What’s in it for You?

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 What is your “why”, but more importantly than that “what’s in it for you, not your customer?” Cory suggests reversing the action to maximize your...
post-script

Putting a Post-Script After Your Email Signature

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 Sending a brief email, but you want to share one last impact thought with your potential customer? David suggests doing this at the end,...
Facebook

Organizing Your Organic Traffic

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 On today's Tip of the Day, Brian Pasch goes over organic and inorganic traffic and gives you some tips on how to organize these...
Power of Three

The Power of Three Method

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 What is the "Power of Three" method? Mark explains how focusing on improving yourself for 30 days will have a huge impact on your...
opportunity

Maximize Your Opportunity and Deliver The Promise

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What’s in it for the customer? That’s an important way to look at the road to the sale. However, Cory suggests looking at it...
vendor speak

Confused About Vendor Speak?

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 Are you confused about vendor speak? Are your vendors using language your team can understand? If they’re not, Glenn Pasch has a few suggestions....
stopping the clock

The Importance of Stopping the Clock

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 Things like meeting the customer at the salesperson's desk, or simply shaking their hand, can be essential to your process. On today's Tip of...
retaining customers

Retaining Customers with Your Smartphone

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 We all know using your smartphone for making videos impacts sales, but it’s also good for retaining customers. Sales trainer David Kain, explains how...
advertising

Advertising with Twitter Video

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 Your team uses video for Facebook, but have you ever considered utilizing it for Twitter? Brian suggests doing this one thing before going all...
closing the deal

The 7 Most Important Words To Closing The Deal

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 David Lewis of David Lewis & Associates gives you the 7 most important words to closing the deal and tells you why you should...