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An associate of mine is looking to fill these two positions.Shoot me an email if you're interested and I'll forward your info on. Orlando Ad agency (specializing in automotive) looking to fill 2…Continue
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Shannon Page posted a statusPosted on October 29, 2012 at 6:39pm 4 Comments 4 Likes
A couple of hours ago, I made note of a photo that Brian Pasch posted of empty shelves at his local grocery store. That photo reminded me that I’d meant to cover a back-to- the-basics concept that I struggled with while doing some research last week.
First off, let me tell you that I LOVE CARS. I have loved…
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For grins, and to help me get started with this post, I Googled “Customer Expectations”.
Of the 13,900,000 returned results, a link to an interview with Richard Branson stuck out because, well, he’s fabulous AND he’s someone who has apparently figured out how to do a lot of things right. Sir Branson says: “Pricing your product or service is only one way to exceed expectations. The other is through your front-line employees -- everyone who works with customers.” He goes on: …
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By Autumn 2003, I had (a meager) seven years of Internet Automotive success under my belt. I was managing a nine-franchise Internet Sales Department that encompassed five rooftops in Portland OR and Vancouver WA. New Car sales were really starting to get brutal. Every other conversation…
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The Challenge: The automotive industry is recovering from the most massive business contraction in its history. While the playing field has been cleared and offers competitive opportunities, the reality is that dealers face many challenges to growing their business and competing effectively in this new marketplace.
jeff weaver said… Thanks for the invite...I am new here just dropping my 2 cents from time to time...all you guys sound great!!! Happy New Year!!!
Thanks Shannon!,
Hope you are doing well also. Can't complain about lots of sunshine!!
Hoping to glean a few more nuggets!!
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