1) Reputation is advertising. Good or bad, you don't buy it, but you pay for it one way or another.
2) Reputation begins with customer service that people must talk about. If you fail at great customer service and you fail to be talked about positively, you are going to fail at great reputation.
3) Reputation is something you own as far as responsibility, but your customers always own it as far as content--it's what they say, not you, that is your reputation.
(from the dealership series "Shetterly's Three Laws of...")
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Aw shucks, A.J., you shouldna. ;) Thanks!
MIchael, have you ever looked into packaging www.prestoreviews.com in-dealer reviews?
Thanks!
Eeek! I've been outed by no less than Joe Webb!! :) Seriously, yes, I do like the idea of a message I can "own", so thank you--but I am really trying to get things boiled down to points we can agree on. I was struck this week by an online conversation I was having on a blog with a VERY smart person who wasn't getting the importance of the phone. Then we have Cobalt coming out right after with a "It's still the PHONE, Stupid! ":) kind of blog, which I agree with.
SO, I decided this week, after my first "3", that I would start tackling the basics so that we can all agree how to advance.
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