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Get The Whole Store Involved I was finally able to come up for air today after the last few weeks. Then I realized I had not finished the Dealership Innovation Guide from Driving Sales. Must say, I love it. The particular article...

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To Tell The Truth? An Automotive Question from Kim... To Tell The Truth!   Well, since I watched the video post by Ralph Paglia on Social Media Douchebags, (here for your pleasure if you missed it.)  http://bit.ly/92jg0U I could not resist stirring the...

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Social Media Policy Question from Julie Powers - Lia... What's the best way to develope a social media policy for employees without sounding like "big brother" or defeating the purpose of an "open conversation"? Julie, I find that it is best to research...

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Social Media Policy Question from Julie Powers - Lia... What's the best way to develope a social media policy for employees without sounding like "big brother" or defeating the purpose of an "open conversation"? Julie, I find that it is best to research and...

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About Kim Clouse

Kim Clouse specializes in teaching a “Complete Automotive Internet Sales Process” that is customized for your automotive dealership

I understand that every dealer environment is different and there are a wide range of personalities and experience, unique to your business

Whether car dealers are just getting started or changing an outdated process Kim Clouse will help you achieve the results you need

 If you are a small car dealer in a rural area or a large automotive group in different regions Kim Clouse can assist all auto dealers.

With me, it is all about:

  • Understanding that a computer never sold a car and never will
  • Bringing the basics back to your dealership while introducing the staff to a web strategy that helps build and retain customer relationships.
  • Striving to prove that there is much more to be obtained from the correct understanding of internet prospects, inquiries and customer sales trends data.
  • Correct process and policy with appropriate consequence, are much more productive and profitable than waiting for the “Up Buss.”