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  1. Joe, you're right on the money! I hate to admit it, but I suffer these same "workaholics"symptoms - and it's nothing to be proud of. The one thing I keep repeating to myself is (and I don't know where I heard it or who said it), but it goes something like "Great music is made by the spaces in between the notes". Downtime is important - and hope yours was good! Thanks for that inspiration too! Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me at "The Car Count Hackers" on YouTube
  2. Hi Carl! Great question – and I have to tell you it’s one that I get asked a lot. Whether it’s a new shop – or a more established shop that hasn’t done any marketing, shop owners often struggle with where to start. So here’s some simple things you can do right away to get started. First things first – be sure you’re building your customer list. When I say that, I mean be sure you’re getting full contact information including complete mailing address (yes, mailing address! , email address and mobile phone number. You should also have a way to store these customers – and that’s probably your “system”. As a TIP – you should also have a way to export that information to use in other ways. Then, remember to use follow up strategies. The best, and easiest one to start with is a simple “Thank You” card to every customers. They don’t have to be fancy – they don’t have to be elaborate – and be sure you’re not sending something with your logo and offers. Just a simple PERSONAL thank you card that is hand written and signed. *TIP* If you don't like your hand writing (or it's just plain ugly like mine!:) have somebody else write the body out - but sign them yourself. DO NOT use pre-printed cards. Remember this is PERSONAL. Here's a sample of one that my clients have used: https://amzn.to/2HIkYxc Next, fix your business card. Cards are cheap. Of course, you’re going to have your company name, address, phone, website, etc. But on the back of the card you should have an offer! Yes – an offer to entice new customers to stop in. Also, you will need a customer referral system. Not some lame offer like “get 10% off your next service if you send us a referral” – it’s got to be an instant reward for your customer. Something like a gift card or some small “token” gift that you can send them as soon as their friend comes in. Then, get more customers from the ones you've already got! How? Create a customer referral program. Not some lame offer like “get 10% off your next service if you send us a referral” – it’s got to be an instant reward for your customer. Something like a gift card or some small “token” gift that you can send them as soon as their friend comes in. Last – but not least – and don’t forget this - Craft your “elevator speech”. Yup! It’s got to be something that you can tell people about yourself that’s not boring. As an example, telling somebody you’re a mechanic or “own” a repair shop is (frankly) boring. Instead, tell them something like “I help people save money on auto repairs” or something like that. It’s got to be a statement that begs them to ask you “how do you do that?” Hope this helps! And while you’re here, stop by my new YouTube channel and don’t forget to subscribe. Matthew Lee “The Car Count Fixer” Join me on YouTube and subscribe!
  3. I'll show you 6 Ways to Get More Customers in 6 Days or Less … and I’ll show you how we do it Without Crazy Coupons, Discounts or Money Sucking Advertising Join me this week on this training webinar and you’ll discover…. The exact steps we take to get more customers. This is NOT about telling you what to do - I'll show you everything, step-by-step so you're never left guessing. Exclusive "behind-the-scenes" look at exactly how we do it. I'll even pull the curtain back and show you everything! Never done before - LIVE Interactive on the webinar that let's you experience everything! In less than an hour, you'll see everything, I'll show you everything step-by-step and you'll experience it all too! It's about the business that supports you and your family - isn't it worth an hour of your time? Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" P.S.: Join me on this training webinar this week! FixYourCarCount.com
  4. Hi weighit! I have not used radio for a repair shop (as I sold my shop several years ago) but I have used radio myself. The trick with getting a response is the offer. No matter what people tell you (things like radio doesn't work or any of that) I'll tell you it's all about the offer. Consider it this way. If you went on the air with ONE 30 SECOND SPOT and offered anyone who shows up at your door the next morning a crisp $100 bill - I guaranteed you will have a line up. Get it?? It's the offer! Now with all that said, I'm not suggesting you give away $100 bills - but it makes the point. When I was involved in campaigns, we did just that. An unbelievable offer that people couldn't get any other place. Now that won't work really well with automotive because... well... you know. The "bottom-feeders" will flood you. The other way is doing (sort of) what you mentioned above - getting customers to leave a review - or actually "record" a review. But you've got to ask the question the right way - and you'll get perfect reviews every time. I won't publish the details of doing that - but if you want to know more, send me a PM on this forum. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me on a FREE TRAINING Web Class
  5. Hi xrac! Don't ask people to refer you unless you give them the "tools" to do that. You couldn't do a brake job without the right tools, correct?? Same thing here. You can do this with a simple business card. No not your typical "regular old business card" - but one with your "tag line" or question on it. Be sure to include your picture, customer reviews, a simple map and an offer would be a good idea. With the price of printing, you can print a couple of sets and "test" the headlines or questions. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me on this New Training Webinar
  6. You're right on the money Joe! All you have to do is take a look at reviews - and they can be for any service, not just auto repair. If you "read between the lines" you'll quickly see where a company (shop) has gone beyond "just being nice" don't cut it. I also agree that staff need to have the authority to make a decision - solve the problem! Don't "micro-manage" everything. The most important less to remember is this fact" "People will often FORGET what you said to them; but they will NEVER FORGET how you make them FEEL!" - You can take that one to the bank! You also WIN when you can make the customer experience memorable. (Remember, they will always remember how you make them feel!) And believe it or not, there's even simple things you can do to make that happen. If you watch carefully, you'll notice that the people that "get liked" in life are usually the ones that quickly "pay compliments" to others. Try it - it works like a charm! Mrs. Jones will be so happy to hear somebody comment on "how much you like that jacket" or "how that color looks so good on her". Simple compliments - cost $0 - Reward - Priceless! Hope this helps getting your customer service above and beyond what people expect! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me on this New Training Webinar
  7. gandgautorepair - You've hit the nail on the head. What most shop owners don't realize is the simple FACT that "WE LIVE IN A REVIEW ECONOMY" That's it- plain and simple. You do it - I do it - everyone checks reviews. Now, you may have a threshold - like if you're spending $25 or so, you may not care what others say. But if you are going to spend a couple of hundred bucks, don't YOU check reviews?? That's regardless of whether it's a product or service, right? Remember that - "WE LIVE IN A REVIEW ECONOMY" and there's no if's and's or but's about it! Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me on this new Training Webinar
  8. Hi gandgautorepair! With respect to your first comments, "So how do you track brand awareness marketing", it's actually easy. You DON'T DO BRAND AWARENESS. Sorry, but that's the blunt answer. Building a "brand" is expensive - and you can't track it. You're trying to do what the "big boys" are doing - but you don't know why they're doing it. Do they have to satisfy egos? Make shareholders feel warm and fuzzy?? You'll never know. But what I can tell you is that when you do stuff you CAN track, you will build a brand as a result - not as the focus of your efforts. And what better way to invest your money in marketing knowing that you'll send out $1 and get it to come home with it's friends! Just for openers, start with creating a "title" for yourself. No, not the CEO and President stuff - I'm talking about a title that your customers will relate to. I have a client where in a testimonial, a customer called him a "5 Star Auto Repair Genius!" THAT became his title! Then, use your picture EVERYWHERE. I know, I know, everybody hates their own picture - but you've got to get over it. Really. Next, get your picture taken with EVERYONE that you can. Happy customers, local celebrities, anyone who will stand still long enough to get a picture. The smiling customers go a long way. Then, you get those customers to give you a review or testimonial. I know, that's a problem too! But if you only followed my "One Question Review" you would get a ton of "perfect reviews" (Sorry, I don't make that public, but I am happy to share it with anyone who PM's me) So, pictures of smiling faces - killer reviews - put them in simple (read that as cheap) document frames that you get at Wal-Mart - (a couple of bucks each) and PLASTER YOUR WAITING ROOM with them - and keep adding! ( I know everyone wants that new fancy coffee machine... but it does NOTHING! Your waiting room should be YOUR SHINE TO YOURSELF!) Why all the pictures?? Because it's FACT "familiarity breeds trust" - and when you think about it - what's the biggest hurdle you have in getting new customers?? THEY DON'T TRUST YOU! Now, I am NOT saying that you aren't worthy of their trust. NO! If you're like most shop owners I talk to - you're hard working and trustworthy. BUT NEW CUSTOMERS DON'T KNOW THAT! So there you go - build THAT brand - as you continue to do stuff that you can track. ONLY Send out your marketing dollars when you know that they will come home with their friends! Heck, start with a simple stupid thank you cards. I know... that's a waste of time - but every client I have that started them keeps telling me they ALWAYS get comments from customers. Do you know why?? Because the average American receives between 0 and 3 of those small thank you cards a YEAR! Then put that on "steroids" and add a small "special gift" coupon. Now, the caution I have is that this is a little work! I know, that's a DIRTY WORD! I get it. But if you want to make more money, you've got to do work. Actually, I did a video about this and included LINKS below to help you get the right stuff - You can see that "Thank You Card video here" So with all that said, tell me, how well is your Facebook and Social Media marketing doing?? How many jobs did it generate? Okay, don't tell me here in public.... because I am thinking that it's just about the same as every other shop that spends a ton of time posting... and getting nothing back. Sorry if I am a little "abrupt" here - but I've dug deep into stats - and if you knew the typical "click thru" and "responses" from Facebook - you would CRY! Instead of wasting time there - why not do a little research on how you can better present your shop - and the tiny little things you can say to customers to influence them to buy more - or buy the "upgraded" offers you present. Now THAT'S DEAD EASY TO DO - and produces results. I could go on and on... but start with things that you CAN TRACK. Then, as they evolve, YOU BUILD YOUR BRAND AS A BY-PRODUCT OF YOUR MARKETING. Hope this helps! If you want any details, don't hesitate to PM me on this forum. Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join Me On This New Training Webinar
  9. In short, if you give up your marketing strategy to somebody else, it's the same as handing over the keys to the front door of your home. Would you do that? Didn't think so. The only strategy (I know this is going to sound "boring") is to take small steps and track everything. In other words, if you can't track it - don't do it. Plain and simple. So now the "blow back" is the simple fact that you've actually got to do a little work. I know - pain in the butt, right? Hope this helps Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Join me on a new free training webinar
  10. All good information but - having been on line for more years than I care to admit - the one thing that you can bet on with Google is that whatever they're doing today will change. So in short - the platform isn't yours - and you don't have control over it. Besides that - not everybody had a GMail account - and if you don't have one - Google won't let you post. So then what?? What we found (I am talking about my private group of "Car Count Hackers") is that it's all about HOW you ask them - or should I say "WHAT YOU ASK THEM". Yup! Believe it or not, there's a right way and a wrong way. The wrong way is to ask them to leave a review. I'm sure you're tried, right?? How many do you get?? I can tell you about hundreds of shop owners that I talk to that tell me the same thing. They ask, and ask and ask... and get one here and there. Ha! Then they ask me how many do they need?? The answer: If you had the misfortune of being dragged into court and needed character witnesses to support your case - how many do you want? One? Two? Or do you want a line up out the door! It's about the question. We do it with one simple question and works like a charm almost all the time. One client I have put an effort into this and got 154 reviews in 90 days. Been in business for 28 years and had 5 - so the push really helped! I'm not going to post that here - but if you want it, just PM me on this form or email me (support - at - justthebestmarketing - dot - com and I'll give it to you. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Can you handler more car count? Watch this short 2 minute video and you tell me!
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  13. Great post Harry! I've been telling shop owners this for years - just get out from behind the wrenches and talk to your customers. It always results in more business and (better yet) you learn about the little things that may need to improved in your business. There's isn't a marketing course that can teach you what your customers can. After all, "Better" doesn't have a finish line - we can all get better... all the time. Thanks for sharing your comments - you're right on the money! Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" 2018 State of The Auto Repair Industry Report! Get in NOW!
  14. The late Jim Rohn, American Entrepreneur & Motivational Speaker said, "You cannot change the direction and the forces of the wind. But you can change the setting of your own sail." If I had attempted to gauge what I am about to show you on the Official 2018 State of The Auto Repair Industry Report only 4 or 5 years ago, I’m certain my predictions would have been far off the mark. With that warning, I will tell you what I would say to a family member if they asked me about the future of auto service shop marketing. Get all the details on the Official 2018 State of The Auto Repair Industry Report. Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Author; Auto Service Marketing Specialist Get a FREE Copy of my book, "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing"
  15. Getting car count in today's new economy had changed. Now, you can learn from everything my underground group of "Car Count Hackers" have discovered after months and months (not to mention thousands of dollars) of trial and error. Find out the strategies that are working today - and what's not! Get all the details on "The 2018 Official State of The Auto Repair Industry Report" While you're here, let me know what changes you've noticed and what your biggest concerns are about getting more car count in 2018. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Author - Auto Service Marketing Specialist Get a copy of my book FREE (while I'm still giving them away)
  16. Thought I would chime in with a suggestion. Have you considered taking a walk around the area to talk to other business owners?? The landlord may be looking through "different glasses". I bet there's a story about that shop - and maybe even a customer or two that could enlighten you about what REALLY happened. Besides, in your post you mentioned something about the owner "not showing up". I can't remember who said it, (I think it was Woody Allen) that 90% of success is just showing up. But a little "intel" may be worth more than all the location surveys and high ticket consultants. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Got an hour? Join me on this Training Webinar
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  18. Hi Framingham Auto Service! I get it! I understand what you're saying. But you can use a SIMILAR strategy and do it without discounts, coupons or those cheap customers that do nothing but suck your profits. I explain it all on this webinar. Give me an hour of your time and I'll show you exactly how to do it. Go to fixyourcarcount.com and find out everything! Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Fix Your Car Count in 17 Minutes... Guaranteed! Get on the Early Bird List for my new book!
  19. Hi spencersauto! For the record, I agree with the comments above. One simple "test" I use is this. "Who's writing the checks?" That is pretty much the acid test to determine if you're right or wrong. Look, I get the fact that not every tech is going to do everything exactly the way we want them to - but the fact is the "Inspection" is really part of your job. I insist on a good tech doing my oil changes because they've got the "trained eye". They know that things happen - and between oil changes - lots can happen. Using a "RED-YELLOW-GREEN" check makes things clear and let's customers know that you've got their back. That is, RED is needs immediate attention; YELLOW is a caution - maybe brakes are okay now - but probably need service on your next visit (gives the customer a chance to plan for the cost); and GREEN is "all good" But the short answer to your question is "Can he find the door himself?" Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Get on the Early Bird List for my new book!
  20. alfredauto, I used to solve this problem with a simple question. "Do you go to McDonald's and bring your own burger patty?" I know it sounds smart - but nothing is worse than dealing with the "noise" you get. Besides, you're never, ever, ever going to with one of those - so I learnt that (as much as it pains you to walk away from the job) there ain't no job to begin with. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Got an hour? Join me on this Training Webinar Get on the Early Bird List for my new book!
  21. Hi Joe! You said... I'm not speaking to whether or not it's fair - but the reality is it's the economy we're living in - and that drives peoples viewpoint - and THAT makes this a big deal. In reality, we live in a "Review Economy", don't we? Let me ask you a question. What was the last thing you purchased for over $100? Did you check reviews BEFORE you bought?? I know I buy a lot of camera gear and lenses - and I always check reviews online - and even follow pro photographers that do reviews - and I do that ALL before I buy. The world has changed. I don't have to sit in a classroom and listen to some Phd, MBA or XYZ to learn something. All we need to do is find people who are already where we want to be and then follow and connect with them. So I am not saying she was right or wrong. What I am saying is that the slightest little "mess up" can become a bad review real quickly. In fact, in the story you spoke of, you're probably real lucky that she told YOU FIRST - and had a chance to make it good. Otherwise it could have cost you a lot more in the long run. Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Got an hour? Join me on this Training Webinar Get on the Early Bird List for my new book!
  22. Hello Everyone - I kept getting those notices too and when I read the above, I wanted to "chime in" again. With all due respect - I don't think it's a matter of right or wrong. I think it's a matter of which business model do you want to run. Using the math and numbers from what I quoted above, the difference is this: 160 cars/month x $600 ARO = $96,000 500 cars/month x $425 ARO = $212,500. Of course if the 96K is returning a 10% profit, it's still better than 212K at 5%. Now, I'm not saying those profit numbers are correct- I am just making a point that it's not all about gross sales - it's about "what sticks". I get it. But I'm thinking that with the tracking and work you've put into your business, the 212K is doing better than 5%. But the issue I always struggled with is that when you're smaller - fewer people - and fewer customers - there just seems to be more room for the bottom to fall out. In other words, if half of the 160 customers left - it would a much bigger problem than if 1/2 of the 500 customers left. See what I'm talking about. Now, with that said, of course, nobody wants to (or likes to) lose customers. I'm just looking at extremes. A loss of 1/2 of the customers a year is rather surprising... and this is what I talk about with my clients. When it costs between $75-$150 to get a new customer, would you spend $15/year to keep your old customers?? I have to think the answer is a "yes". That's why I've always instituted a real, printed and mailed newsletter with my clients. Okay, I can see you rolling your eyes now - so STOP that! ;)) But really, it's another channel to market, and when you can turn postage stamps into dollars - can you lose? The nice thing about the newsletter is (shhhh... don't tell anyone, okay?) is that all the Customer Only offers are done WITHOUT A DISCOUNT. That's because we use a strategy of "stacking value". As an example, let's say your oil change is (regular price) $40. Just using round numbers for the example. Then you add things that you probably do anyway... like Unlimited Fluid Top Up, Check all External Lights, and stuff like that... AND ASSIGN A VALUE TO THOSE (like $22 or fluid top up and $15 for external inspection of all lights) you get a TOTAL VALUE of $77. Sell that at $40 (your regular price) and you can promote a CUSTOMER ONLY OFFER that will list "SAVE 48% or $37". Go ahead - laugh. But it's like taking candy from a baby. Got stacks and stacks of records to prove it. Now, there's a little more to it than that - but understand that's the math behind it. On top of that, my clients get tons of great reviews (because we know how to get them), clients do contests, give-a-ways and all that stuff - and some even have "fresh hot popcorn" in the waiting room. Go ahead - laugh. But when I work with clients that are serious - I'm serious about building solid TWO COMMA shops that are profitable. One last comment - if you think this is too much work, then picture this. Picture a person trying to start a fire rubbing two sticks together. Got it? Now, picture him doing that s-l-o-w-l-y. Not the same, is it? Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Fix Your Car Count in 17 Minutes... Guaranteed! Get on the Early Bird List for my new book! See this post!
  23. Hello everybody! I felt compelled to "chime" in on this topic again because of some interesting details. I read this topic from the start - wanted to get familiar with where it was going. And on top of that - I understand that it's somewhat of a touchy subject - I get it. But after reading everything, here's what I found: In an earlier post, AndersonAuto said: "One of my advisors who has been with me for almost 10 years used to complain non-stop about the coupon oil changes. He's on a 100% commission pay plan as are all my advisors and wanted to not include the coupon oil changes in his pay plan. He was absolutely sure they were killing his ARO and GP%. I just pulled out the tracking and offered to remove all the repair orders with mailer coupons for him. All $35,000 worth. He declined. " Hmmm.... so if you're following, it's NOT about the cheap oil change - it's about what comes AFTER the cheap oil change. Later in this thread, AndersonAuto advised: "I looked up where we ended the month for June. $218,789 with a $447 ARO on 489 repair orders." First of all, nice numbers. But can you see where the truth comes out?? With an ARO of $447, I'm pretty sure it's not 20 oil changes on each car, right? I think (actually... have come to understand) is that most shop owners overlook the fact that from the time most people got their first car, the ONLY service they were told they need was that "oil change". In fact, it was probably "dad" that told them that - something like "be sure to keep your oil changed on a regular basis". Amy I right? So that's why the oil change works as an INTRODUCTION to your shop. Besides, I don't care how good you are - how many tools or scanners you've got - I don't care if you're the most honest shop in your market - Try to fix a car as it's rolling by your door. That's impossible. Also, I wanted to mention to "AndersonAuto" that it's nice to see that you're tracking your offers. I always say; "If you can't track it - don't do it." I'm not suggesting you've got to look at it every day - but it's nice to have something to reference... and that's why most shop owners don't "get it". If you follow this model - get the customer in the door with an attractive offer on the ONLY SERVICE THEY KNOW THEY NEED - you too can turn your shop into one that produces similar ARO's. Nice work! Hope this helps! Matthew Lee "The Car Count Fixer" Get "The Official Guide to Auto Service Marketing" Ooops... Almost forgot. Got an hour? Join me on this Training Webinar while I'm still doing them. You can register here! Also, I have a new book coming out. You can get on the Early Bird list and get notice of this FREE BOOK before everyone else. Get on the Early Bird List here. Matthew
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