Fixed Ops Managers are busy people and not every dealership has the budget that large-scale dealerships have the benefit of employing. Today we’ll explore some ways that fixed operations can genuinely compete with dealerships when it comes to service marketing.
We answer service marketing questions Fixed Operations with Russell B. Hill Aired 3/18/21 on the Beyond the Wrench podcast with Jay Goninen. #shorts Want more
Jay Goninen asks Russell B. Hill (Managing Partner of FixedOPS Marketing) about the importance of tires in dealership market share and how tire sales are directly related to long-term customer loyalty.
Russell B. Hill talks with Jay Goninen on Beyond The Wrench about what his mentor taught him about fixed ops marketing. How marketing and emotions go hand-in-hand.
A fun discussion with FixedOps Marketing Co-Founder Russell Hill. We discussed the changes that have taken place in the automotive space, specifically how dealerships manage their service department and how customers can have a better experience. We also discuss a lot about personal growth and development with some extremely high-value points Russell makes.
You don’t need any more customers? We solve that “problem.” Increase lines per RO through a full service marketing solution for fixed ops!
Jay Goninen asks Russell B. Hill (Managing Partner of FixedOPS Marketing) what some common issues are that we see in fixed operations and how we can solve these common issues.
Russell B. Hill talks with Jay Goninen about service marketing in fixed ops. What is video service marketing and what makes us different? What problems in fixed ops marketing do with solve with our service technology?
Your service bays may already be filled with plenty of customers, but are you increasing your lines per RO? We hear this a lot, “My service bays are already stuffed to the brim!” We understand that, which is why our goal is to not just fill your service bays, but increase your lines per RO. We understand its importance and effect on your gross profit, employee morale, and bottom line.
