10 Minutes to Highly Effective Service: What Happens in the Lane Does Not Stay in the Lane. S1: Ep II

eAdvisor Speakers: Brian Michaels – National Sales Director & Paige Comer – National Sales Performance Strategist In this on-demand recording you’ll learn:  The Secrets Beyond the Service Lane  In contrast to the hushed atmosphere of Vegas, your service lane plays a central role in daily interactions, where both positive and negative experiences echo among friends, relatives, […]

10 Minutes to Highly Effective Service: If Not You, Who? S1: Ep I

eAdvisor Speakers: Brian Michaels – National Sales Director  & Paige Comer – National Sales Performance Strategist Are You Meeting Your Customers’ Service Expectations? In this on-demand recording you’ll learn that presenting maintenance recommendations at write-up tailored to every service customer’s vehicle and mileage 100% of the time isn’t impossible, and it starts with asking yourself […]

How to Keep Them Coming Back: Customer Retention for Service Lanes

Customer retention is huge for service lanes. Improving retention could mean the difference between a thriving business and a failing one. You know how hard and expensive it can be to get customers to your service lane in the first place. Don’t lose them once you’ve got them.  Use these strategies to make first-time customers […]

How to Get More Out of Your Service Lane

It may seem obvious and even redundant, but don’t underestimate your service lane and fixed operations as a significant source of profit. On average, fixed operations account for a notable percentage of a dealership’s total sales and contribute over half of its overall gross profit. These figures have increased year after year, and even if […]

Good, Better, Best Tire Report

You likely already know that selling tires is a good way to increase both customer satisfaction  and your overall revenue, but do you know how to make the process easier and more profitable? There are two components to making tire sales quick and straightforward: “Seeing is believing” and “Showing is selling”. Customers must literally “see” […]

Running a Profitable Service Lane

Running a profitable service lane has never been an easy task.  Over the past year, it’s been tougher than ever. Social distancing notwithstanding, customers should expect to receive a full-service experience at the dealership. But how do you maintain a cohesive customer relationship when customers are increasingly interested in online shopping and contactless service? Maintaining all […]

How to Keep Them Coming Back: Customer Retention for Service Lanes

Customer retention is huge for service lanes. Improving retention could mean the difference between a thriving business and a failing one. You know how hard and expensive it can be to get customers to your service lane in the first place. Don’t lose them once you’ve got them.  Use these strategies to make first-time customers […]

Five Ways to Drive Service Lane Profits

In the service lane, increasing profit relies on the culmination of several small actions. However, many service managers overlook the details because they are too focused on increasing repair orders and hitting metrics. They don’t always realize that meeting sales goals is all about the (seemingly) little things. Superb customer service and efficient processes are […]

Five Ways to Drive Service Lane Profits

In the service lane, increasing profits relies on the culmination of several small actions. However, many service managers overlook the details because they are too focused on increasing repair orders and hitting metrics. Superb customer service and efficient processes are the foundations of generating revenue – it’s called the service lane after all. So, here […]

3 Strategies to Retain Service Lane Customers

It costs dealerships 7 times more to gain new customers than to keep existing ones. In fact, Harvard Business School found that increasing customer retention by just 5% can lead to a 25%-95% profit increase. However, due to technological advancements, cars live longer and people are keeping them longer (around six years for the average person). But […]