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From the Magazine: The power of clear communication

Auto Service World

Service advisors: The key to customer understanding While technicians are essential in identifying issues, the service advisors role is to bridge the gap between the shop and the customer. Service advisors should take as much time reviewing and presenting the inspection as technicians spend performing it.

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From the Magazine: It’s Your Turn: A new path for automotive technicians

Auto Service World

A mobile repair business could be the key to breaking free from the corporate grind Ive been part of the automotive and transportation industry world since I was young. As a mobile business owner, you’re not just a technician youre also a service advisor, parts technician, payroll manager, ambassador and accountant.

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From the Magazine: Delivering value

Auto Service World

So how do you add value to your automotive service shop without sacrificing the customer experience? However, focusing solely on price as a strategy for retention is a short-sighted approach for automotive service shops. Focusing on price isnt a viable strategy.

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From the Magazine: Proactive staffing strategies

Auto Service World

Here’s where you need to make the right investments to stay ahead of your talent challenges Managing staffing needs in today’s highly competitive automotive aftermarket labour market is no easy task. Finding and keeping the right people is a constant struggle, especially given the scarcity of skilled trades in the automotive aftermarket.

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Essential Skills Every Automotive Service Advisor Needs to Be Successful

Institute for Automotive Business Excellence

In the ever-evolving automotive industry, the role of a service advisor is both challenging and rewarding. As the bridge between the customer and the service department, a service advisor's ability to communicate effectively, build trust, and manage technical information is crucial.

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Isn’t It Time We Rethink What a Master Level Technician Is?

AutoShopOwner

By Joe Marconi, an Elite Worldwide Blog - My roots in the automotive industry go back to the 1970s working in a small 2-bay auto repair shop. That meant that I was expected to repair or service nearly anything that rolled into my work bay. Everyone employed in the automotive industry should feel proud of the work they do.

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Building Trust with Customers: A Service Advisor's Guide

Institute for Automotive Business Excellence

In the bustling world of automotive service, trust is the invisible yet powerful force that fuels lasting relationships between service advisors and their customers. Without it, even the most skilled advisors may struggle to retain customers and secure repeat business.