Unveiling the Power of a Clearer Picture
In the fast-paced world of marketing and sales, the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words" has taken on a new meaning. However, not all...
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Jeff Ornell
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Mar 1, 2023 2:26:38 PM
In the competitive world of automotive sales, it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve and make the most of every opportunity. A steady stream of handraisers is one of the most valuable assets a dealership can have. But what exactly are handraisers, and why are they so important?
Activator defines handraisers as potential customers who have shown a strong interest in buying a car, typically by requesting more information, filling out a form, or scheduling a test drive. These leads are highly valuable because they represent past customers that have qualified themselves through their interaction as being ready to purchase.
The benefits of handraisers are clear. By focusing on these highly engaged leads, dealerships can maximize their chances of making a sale and increase their lead conversion rates. This not only drives revenue but also helps to build a more substantial customer base for future interactions.
So how can dealerships generate handraisers and make the most of this valuable resource? There are a few key strategies to keep in mind:
In conclusion, handraisers are a vital resource for dealerships. By focusing on lead generation and your current customer base and making the most of every opportunity, you can build a solid customer base, drive sales, and stay ahead of the competition.
Download the Schaumburg Kia case study to learn how Activator's platform created handraisers for our dealer.
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