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The Importance of Effective Collaboration for Service Advisor Training Students

CATI

The role of a service advisor is primarily customer-facing. With that said, service advisors in auto body shops or dealerships are also responsible for overseeing workflow in these businesses, meaning they’ll constantly interact with technicians, mechanics, and other employees in the workshop.

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From the Magazine: Developing your playbook

Auto Service World

As a shop owner, I can utilize programs that allow me to monitor KPI’s and meet with my managers weekly through online conferencing. I’m only a Facetime call away for a tech that is struggling with a complicated diagnosis or a service advisor who needs advice on a challenging estimate.

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Part 3 – Customer Retention Series – Loyalty Programs

Shop Marketing Pros

Defining customer loyalty (00:04:19) Discussion on the definition of customer loyalty and how it is measured. Launching Shop Programs (00:41:39) The process of launching shop programs, integration with shop management systems, and activating accounts based on customer history.

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AI and Emotional Intelligence: The Future of Talent Assessment in Automotive Retail

AutoSuccess

Business acumen: Recognizing when to close a sale, how to manage objections or strategically navigate pricing discussions. The Future of Automotive Talent Management The automotive retail industry stands on the cusp of a significant transformation in how talent is evaluated and managed.

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Using Signage to Educate Your Customers

Automotive Management Network

A majority of customer education is the responsibility of the service advisors in your shop. You can help your service advisors do their job, however, by using signage to educate your customers while they are waiting for service. In our last blog we talked about the importance of customer education.

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Toyota of Murfreesboro Exceeds Customer Expectations with Automated Inspection Lane 

AutoSuccess

Today’s service directors and managers know that today’s customers expect a high level of service when they choose to take their vehicle to the dealership. Thomas worked closely with the Coats team, including Senior Product Manager Kyle Harris, from consultation to install.