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Free Legal Advice on the Internet

Attorney Tom Hudson explains why relying on the Internet for legal research and compliance is no substitute for the advice of a qualified legal professional.

Influencing the Shopper

Brad Nierenberg, president of RedPeg Marketing, looks at how consumers use social media throughout their purchasing cycle and what it means for auto dealers.

BDC Spells Success at Mike Anderson Chevrolet

Kimberly Long talks about the great success Mike Anderson Chevrolet has had with the perfect business development center (BDC) and customer relationship management (CRM) system. Kimberly points out the different BDC strategies that worked and how you can implement them at your dealership.

Have You Ever Wondered Why Visitors to Your Website Are Not Converting?

Expert Paul Potratz explains exactly how to setup your marketing strategy to make your website conversions skyrocket and your advertising cost per lead decrease. Potratz discusses how to use new technology such as heat mapping, eye-tracking and multi-funnel channels to provide important & actionable information.

Training in the F&I Office

Auto Dealer Monthly editor Kimberly Long explains where dealerships should focus their F&I training efforts. From engaging the customer and creating interest to decreasing customer wait time, Kimberly points out the important parts of F&I training.

When You Must Issue an Adverse Action Notice

Expert David Missimer, Vice President and General Counsel of Automotive Compliance Consultants, clearly spells out the conditions under which auto dealers must provide an adverse action notice. Missimer explains exactly what dealers must know and when you must issue an Adverse Action Notice under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).

Digital Marketing Dos and Don'ts

The one constant with digital marketing is that it changes… constantly. The challenge for car dealerships is keeping up with the ways in which digital marketing can help them discover and engage consumers, and turn

CRM: The Well-oiled Dealership Machine.

Expert Alex Snyder discusses how the most important technology at any dealership is the one that promotes process: the CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software. Snyder believes CRM systems and software can provide you with great customer data and help you take care of the most important part of the crm process: follow-up.