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4 Tips for Building a Proactive vs. Reactive Dealership Prospecting Strategy

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Utilize Quality Data Sources for Information Faced with increasingly complex buying journeys, identifying which owners are ready to enter the sales cycle – and predicting what they are looking for – requires dealers to access up-to-date, high-quality customer data. Understanding these unique early buyer triggers, whether it's an approaching mileage milestone or starting a new job, allows dealers to engage high-potential buyers before they start price shopping, benefitting their bottom line. Customize the Shopping Experience for Buyers By combining those insights with data from a dealer's CRM, DMS and new and available inventory to create proactive marketing campaigns, dealers can deliver a customized buying experience from that first touchpoint. Using behavior prediction tools, dealers can analyze the unique factors driving a prospect's purchasing decision, map customers to vehicles in their available inventory and automate marketing messages designed according to the channel, timing and offers most likely to get them to buy. 9 million nomadic households, or shoppers with no brand loyalty, are predicted to be in-market for a vehicle in 2020. IHS Markit

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