Shownotes
We are on Part 2 of our 3 Part series about customer perspectives with Bob Cooper. In this episode, Bob asks a panel of consumers at the 2022 Elite Invitational in San Diego about pricing competitiveness and how to recover when something goes wrong with a customer experience.
Bob Cooper, Founder/President
Elite Worldwide. Complimentary Elite Customer Care Guide Template
HERE. Listen to Bob’s other episodes
HERE
Darrin Barney, VP of Operations,
Elite Worldwide. President of
Barney Brother’s Off-Road and Repair, Grand Junction, CO. Listen to Darrin’s previous episodes
HERE
Key Talking Points
- Pricing and Competitiveness: pricing is based on other businesses, economics/market conditions/competitors, sales force determination, and dealership prices. They do not understand where the price comes from.
- Price comparing: asking why it's a considerable difference, asking to match the price, questioning labor prices, see a breakdown of prices. Be competitive, but you don’t need to match. Charge appropriately for your shop.
- Recovery- KIA EV battery issues- irritated loaner was a gas vehicle, KIA wrote check to cover gas during time they had car (for few months), “fix the problem so well they cant wiat for it to happen again.” KIA was understanding of their individual customer. Have a plan/procedure in place. Have a ‘discount’ budget to use- empower your people. LISTEN
- Have the right people in place
- Complimentary Elite Customer Care Guide Template HERE
Link to actual customer video's HERE.
Link to Part 1
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