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1 Three Mistakes to Avoid that Turn off Customers and Cost Sales President of Creative Sales Solutions Jim Facente

2 *Harvard Business Review – The Truth About Customer Experience
Revenue 10%-15%* Service Cost 10%-20%* Employee Engagement 20%-30%* *Harvard Business Review – The Truth About Customer Experience

3 Customer Experience Program Mistakes that Cost Dealerships Customers
8:00 Start with magic genie, tell

4 Agenda Avoiding these mistakes will: Create customer loyalty
Reduce likelihood of switch to a competitor Make customers more forgiving Increase sales and profit Be viewed as a top professional

5 Called, Recorded and Evaluated 2,500+ Parts and Service Employees

6 Did You Know? There are three common mistakes most parts and service employees make with customers. Most employees aren’t aware they make these mistakes. These mistakes take a heavy toll on a dealership’s bottom line.

7 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
20 Things You Should NEVER Say 1. I don’t know Better – Let me find out 2. All sales are final Better – Let us know if you're not satisfied and we'll make it right 3. Calm down Better – I apologize

8 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
4. Hold on a sec Better – May I place you on hold? 5. You’re wrong Better – Don’t say it 6. I’ve never seen this before 7. That’s not my department Better – I’ll be happy to transfer you to the correct dept. for help

9 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
8 Did you see any? Better – Yes, we stock that. Let me check our inventory. 9. We’re about to close Better – We close at _ o’clock. Is there something I can help you with quickly? 10. It’s against our policy Better – NEVER say it

10 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
11. It’s no big deal Better – Tell me more. 12. Don’t worry about it. Better – I’ll take care of it. 13. You Sound Just Like… Better – I understand. 14. You don’t seem to understand Better - I may not have explained this properly

11 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
15. I can’t do that Better – What I can do is ___ 16. I don’t have it in stock Better – We’re out of stock but I can get it for you. Would it be helpful if I ordered it for you? 17. I’m new here Better – Never say you’re new

12 Mistake #1 – Inflicting Too Many Minor Wounds
18. It’s no big deal Better – Tell me more. 19. Don’t worry about it. Better – I’ll take care of it. 20. You don’t seem to understand Better - I may not have explained this properly

13 Mistake #2 – Failure to Take Responsibility for Mistakes
Not admitting you’re wrong Not saying you’re sorry Blaming others Making lame excuses Blaming the customer Not preventing mistakes before they happen

14 Mistake #3 – Failure to Communicate When Things Go Bad
Not immediately letting the customer know when a deadline cannot be met Not returning customers’ calls Not keeping the customer informed on backorders Not notifying customers when a service technician will be late

15 Did You Know

16 Did You Know?

17 Did You Also Know?

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19 Takeaways Create customer loyalty
Reduce likelihood of switch to a competitor Make customers more forgiving Increase sales and profit Be viewed as a top professional

20 I’m Available As A Resource To You!
Call Me Anytime! Jim Facente x25

21 For more information or how to contact Jim
visit: Or contact direct by ing: Contact us at: To check out more about us visit our website at and take our Dealer Performance Assessment at


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