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Auto Repair Scheduling Solutions

Automotive Management Network

Customers with cars that need service can be impatient to get them fixed and dissatisfied with any delays or excuses. Shop owners, dealing with concerns about the bottom line and tech shortages, walk a fine line between customer service and profitability. Is there a solution to this problem? People want to get out and go.

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From the Coaches: Annual Marketing Planning

Shop Marketing Pros

We would like to see a minimum of 12% of new customers. One of the things I advise clients to do is use their business management system and utilize the Referrals and Source feature. I recommend that all first-time customers should be asked a few questions, such as “Who referred you to us?” Coach Murray Voth.

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5 Pressing AWD System Problems in Honda Pilot (+How To Fix)

RepairSmith

Examine the wiring harness: The Honda Pilot utilizes eco-friendly soy-based insulation in its wiring, making it prone to damage by rodents. Electrical wiring issues: It’s a common problem in the 2020 model and can affect your car’s navigation system, instrument panel, etc.

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The Evolving Automotive Customer Experience

AutoSuccess

Dealers still have an increased focus on delivering personalized experiences using customer data and AI. Shoppers demanded real-time customer service and dealers answered. OEMs and automotive dealerships alike placed greater emphasis on Voice-of-the-Customer programs to capture and act on customer feedback.

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Top Shop Best-One of Indy drives excellence through its people-first approach

Tire Review Magazine

Doing the bare minimum is not in its DNA instead, the business is simply built differently, and has formed a foundation from its four core values that seep into every aspect of its business from its marketing approach, commitment to customer service, community involvement and technician training initiatives.

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Top Shop Best-One of Indy drives excellence through its people-first approach

Tire Review Magazine

Doing the bare minimum is not in its DNA instead, the business is simply built differently, and has formed a foundation from its four core values that seep into every aspect of its business from its marketing approach, commitment to customer service, community involvement and technician training initiatives.

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