The Dealership Traffic Blog

How to Boost Your Bottom Line in the Shortest Amount of Time

How to Boost Your Bottom Line in the Shortest Amount of Time

One of our biggest success strategies is speed. We're always chasing after it. More speed equals more action which creates more results. But speed doesn't always mean doing things faster. Sometimes the most speed can be gained from choosing the best place to focus...

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How to Uncover the Hidden Wealth Buried in Your Dealership

How to Uncover the Hidden Wealth Buried in Your Dealership

When dealerships experience success and profitability, dealers and managers sometimes feel the urge to “coast” and start to believe that things couldn’t be any better.  Next thing you know, stagnation creeps in and a downward cycle could be on the way. A brief look at...

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The Secret to Finding Your Next “Big Idea”

The Secret to Finding Your Next “Big Idea”

Hint: It Starts With A "C" Are you a creative person? We assume your answer is, "No. I am not a creative person." The majority of the adult population believes they are not creative, although creativity is something everyone is born with. NASA tested groups of...

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How Answering the Phone Could Change Your Business

How Answering the Phone Could Change Your Business

For most dealerships, not being able to attract customers over the phone is a major roadblock to success. The problem isn’t with the customers, but in the lackluster phone skills of your staff. When customers call a dealership, it isn't to talk about a car. They are...

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Stop Switching. Start Succeeding.

Stop Switching. Start Succeeding.

Human nature causes us to constantly search for bigger, better and faster ways to get things done. It doesn’t matter if you sell cars or cakes, odds are you’ll always be on the hunt for that brand new service or technology guaranteed to make life and business...

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It’s All in a Name: The Curse of the Car Salesman

It’s All in a Name: The Curse of the Car Salesman

I would prefer a trip to the dentist over a trip to a furniture store. I loathe furniture shopping. I never seem to find what I have in mind, I'm always frustrated with the selection, and the salespeople annoy the tar out of me. You know when you enter the store and...

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