More on the 5th Digital Dealer Conference

Again, the 5th Digital Dealer Conference (Grapevine, Texas on October 6-8, 2008) is coming up, and from what we’ve been told – tickets are selling fast.  There couldn’t be a better time to address your current digital directives.  If you would like to meet with ecarlist, of course we have a booth, and I will be available the entire show for appointments and discussions with current clients and those interested in ecarlist.

Here is are some topics of my speaking session titled – One Internet Salesperson: One Year – 1,000 Cars

  • Knowing where and how to efficiently market your vehicles online – Managing eBay vs. “retail site” Internet sales channels
  • Building a trusted online brand – Distinguishing your product through superior vehicle photography, proper online imaging, and rich vehicle descriptions.
  • Holding gross profit in an online market with transparent pricing
  • Managing your Internet dealership/department staff and resources – When and how to effectively outsource services
  • Online Customer Relationship Management – Getting repeat business and generating customer referrals
  • Sourcing vehicles beyond the auction and the science of vehicle recon
  • The real differences in selling online vs. in-person – Closing deals with digital customers who are not in front of you

Here is a link to the Digital Dealer press release on  speaking engagement at the show:

One Internet salesperson: One year – 1,000 cars

About Len Critcher

Chief Product Officer

Prior to founding eCarList, the spark for today's eCarList platform was born as Len leveraged his background in marketing and technology to establish one of the first internet focused dealerships in the country.

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