In a previous tip, Dwayne Wiggins from the Automotive Training Academy discussed two F&I saboteurs that reside in the overall sales process. Idle time for the customer and rushing through the process to accommodate a false time expectation. Unfortunately, those are not the only ones that may be negatively impacting the customer experience. Here are 3 additional saboteurs to be on the lookout for.
Have you heard of the 80/20 Rule? I bet you have, but you may be wondering what to do with the other 80% of your time. John Tabar from UDS offers some suggestions in this F&I Tip of the Week.
Buckle continues to champion for gig drivers by utilizing non-traditional data sources from TNEDICCA to fairly underwrite comprehensive auto policies at better rates.
Crisis management planning seems like a foreboding and thankless task to many business owners and managers, but 2020 taught us that we need a crisis management plan.
Do you believe in your products or do you just sell them? It's a fair question. Here's another question that will help you find out ... What products are you currently enrolled in to protect your own personal vehicle? If the answer is none, that might be an indication that you are not a true believer after all. UDS' John Tabar encourages you to believe in the products you are selling to help the customer believe in their value.
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