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How much bad customer service is costing businesses

Auto Service World

With global sales losses from bad customer experiences now soaring to $3.8 New research from Qualtrics, an experience management company, highlighted the critical connection between customer experience, loyalty and spending. Consumers are ready to spend but they wont hesitate to cut ties with brands that fail to deliver.

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Shop Marketing Pros Introduces Local Services Ads Management for Auto Repair Shops

Shop Marketing Pros

Shop Marketing Pros Introduces Local Services Ads Management for Auto Repair Shops Published On March 27, 2025 Press Release Hammond, LA Shop Marketing Pros (SMP), a leading marketing agency specializing in serving top-tier auto repair shops nationwide, is proud to announce the launch of their newest service: Local Services Ads (LSA) Management.

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The psychology behind auto service communication

Auto Service World

When you can understand the various personality traits of the consumer, you can better work with clients and effectively communicate with them, said Emily Chung, a former auto repair shop owner. ” Her approach goes beyond customer service. “The beauty is in flexibility,” Chung said.

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Building Trust and Shop Culture: Key Steps to Success in the Auto Repair Industry

AutoFix

Running a successful auto repair shop is about more than just fixing cars—it’s about building trust with your customers and creating a positive shop culture. Without trust and a strong internal culture, even the best mechanics may struggle to retain clients or build a loyal customer base.

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The gender divides in automotive

Auto Service World

The study sheds a light on persistent challenges in the auto sector, particularly concerning how women perceive their experiences in car garages. Almost two-thirds (62 per cent) of women reported feeling uncomfortable visiting a garage alone, raising concerns about both workplace culture and customer service.

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From the Magazine: Unraveling the customer service paradox

Auto Service World

A field test found that our advisors seem off-put by customers. We need to change that The post <span style=color:#ff0000>From the Magazine:</span> Unraveling the customer service paradox appeared first on Auto Service World.

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Customer service trends the aftermarket needs to know about

Auto Service World

The automotive aftermarket needs to build a better customer service experience. It needs to be more of a customer-centric process, according to an industry expert.