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Go to your website, open up the stopwatch app on your phone, and see how long it takes to do these things: navigate to a VDP, calculate a monthly…
It’s no surprise that the #1 reason people visit a dealer’s website is to research new and used inventory, but what are the #2 and #3 reasons, and has that…
In the fourth quarter of 2023, six publicly traded dealership groups reported increasing revenue from parts and service. What’s behind that, and what should you, and not do about that? …
When you hear TradePending, do you think “that’s the trade tool company”? You’re mostly right, but we do a whole lot more. So much more we needed to blow up…
True story – a newbie sales rep at Matt Bowers Chevrolet was sending out hundreds of digital brochures each month to every single lead to help them know as much…
Would you like your very own super nice YETI soft hopper cooler? With TradePending’s Best Customer Ever Referral Program, it can be yours, absolutely free. Here’s how to do it.
What does TradePending do? We sell software to car dealers!
Today we work with over 5,000 dealers across the US and Canada today and we’ve got three buckets of products.
You’re ready to start using video at your dealership, and there are lots of vendors to choose from, and you’re not sure who does what and what you should really be paying attention to. Here’s how to figure it out.
We’re calling it…2024 is the year of marketing your service offers on your website. As easy as that is to say, it’s not that easy to do, and you’ve got…
When it comes to helping your website visitors learn how much car they can afford, or what their estimated monthly payment is going to be, there are a dizzying array…
Our friends over at Cox report that the share of service work coming through dealers has declined from 35% down to 30% over the last two years. Given how profitable this business line is, that’s just ouch. The primary reason stated for the drop is declining trust.
As you stroll the never-ending aisles at NADA, see if you can read between the lines. That is, for all of the companies out there buying other companies, do they keep them as stand alone products, or try to integrate them together? And why does that even matter?