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Whether you’re trying to justify a new equipment purchase or you just want to increase your profit margins, most shop owners have a particular service they’d like to grow without wasting a fortune to market it.

The good news is that the message matters more than the medium. Click here to learn how you draw attention to services you want to promote, without a hard sell.

 

Today’s customers are used to shopping around for everything.  To prevent a race to the bottom on prices, work hard to exceed your competitors in a way that really matters to your customers. Click here to learn how.

US unemployment exceeds 10%. Community involvement is always good for business, and if your business isn’t struggling right now it’s more important than ever to give back. Click here for some ways to help those in need.
 

Your customers are all bringing you the same thing – a vehicle in need of maintenance or repair. That doesn’t mean their circumstances aren’t all different, especially in this chaotic time. 

The best way to provide great customer service is to figure out where a customer’s vehicle fits into their lives and make sure you’re supporting them. Click here for tips on how to do that well.

Auto repair shop owners who use recessions as an opportunity to master the basics put themselves in a position to survive the recession – and thrive in the years afterwards. Click here to learn about three important focus areas.

 

One-third of people recently described themselves as highly distressed during this COVID-19 Pandemic. To get a steady flow of vehicles into your auto repair shop, you’ll need to get past that fear and distress by reassuring potential customers and making them feel comfortable with doing business with you. Click here for three ways your shop can address their fears.

Your shop may have been open during the coronavirus pandemic, but most people were stuck at home for the last month or two.

Many states are beginning to lift stay-at-home orders in May.

Click here for information on how to build your car count as people begin to get back to living their lives.

What’s the value of a new customer? It depends on the customer – but it also depends on the shop. Click here for ideas on how to turn jobs into recurring revenue without cutting away at your margins by handing out a coupon book.