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#RefreshFriday Merchandizing - Someone is Launching a new Service | Joe Pistell
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I do like the real back ground over the green / white split one. I've never been a fan of green screens so that could be why too.
I like how the Red 20 pops!
How about:
Stacking everything in the lower left corner?
moving the red 20 section up to a little above the half way point in height.
then stack the options in a transparency box with a shade of grey so the black border font words pop more.
The options going across the bottom gives me the feeling that they got cut off.
Also, don't put the Reymore on the wall leave it like the original. It could work if it was actually on the way though.
Question:
Does providing the user rating really work? I had a discussion about this with a friend about ratings and statements like Number #1 XYZ in the state of XY.
I like how the Red 20 pops!
How about:
Stacking everything in the lower left corner?
moving the red 20 section up to a little above the half way point in height.
then stack the options in a transparency box with a shade of grey so the black border font words pop more.
The options going across the bottom gives me the feeling that they got cut off.
Also, don't put the Reymore on the wall leave it like the original. It could work if it was actually on the way though.
Question:
Does providing the user rating really work? I had a discussion about this with a friend about ratings and statements like Number #1 XYZ in the state of XY.
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Competition Killer.
Simple by design, but, if anyone tried to do this internally, they'd see all of the work that goes into this.
@George Nenni reviewed the shopper engagement of https://www.reymore.com/searchused.aspx and compared it to his dealer base. He was amazed
Simple by design, but, if anyone tried to do this internally, they'd see all of the work that goes into this.
@George Nenni reviewed the shopper engagement of https://www.reymore.com/searchused.aspx and compared it to his dealer base. He was amazed
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Next to the engine photo, I place this image...
4.8 stars ties back to the hero image.
Competition Killer.
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Dare to be Different.
Auto dealers were once the kings of creative retailing.
Somehow, our amazing industry has sold its soul to VELOCITY and obsession with lead gen.
Auto Retail is a Zero Sum Game. Merchandising is a weapon, it is highly strategic and tactical. Winning merchandising is knowing your competitors are asleep and creating differentiation between your CX and theirs.
Dealers, awaken your inner-merchant, let go of demanding that ad spend and analytics drive your decision making. Find a creative partner to leverage your digital presence and insert your story inside your digital store and the digital malls (i.e. aggregators).
Auto dealers were once the kings of creative retailing.
Somehow, our amazing industry has sold its soul to VELOCITY and obsession with lead gen.
Auto Retail is a Zero Sum Game. Merchandising is a weapon, it is highly strategic and tactical. Winning merchandising is knowing your competitors are asleep and creating differentiation between your CX and theirs.
Dealers, awaken your inner-merchant, let go of demanding that ad spend and analytics drive your decision making. Find a creative partner to leverage your digital presence and insert your story inside your digital store and the digital malls (i.e. aggregators).
Don't forget to lower the resolution on your inventory pictures. They are bringing down your website scores.
Plus it looks like html code is a bit dated.
Plus it looks like html code is a bit dated.
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SALE IN PROGRESS:
If you like this, here is the png:
1) upload to vauto>photo management.
2) When u sell the car, use this png as image WATERMARK to 1st pic.
Reymore LOVES it. THey have zero analytics data, but, this is a CTA that gives transparency of sales activity and they see it motivating buyers.
If you like this, here is the png:
1) upload to vauto>photo management.
2) When u sell the car, use this png as image WATERMARK to 1st pic.
Reymore LOVES it. THey have zero analytics data, but, this is a CTA that gives transparency of sales activity and they see it motivating buyers.
If you're using programatic overlays, why not remove the feature set and just show the sale in progress? This would make it look a little more neater.
Just wondering why you went with that western looking serif font?
Just wondering why you went with that western looking serif font?
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@Carsten
To expand on your comment, "if I were offering this programmatically, why would I be sharing how dealers could DIY?"
Carsten, this is a DR community PSA. For nearly 15yrs, I openly share best practice ideas in the hopes that others share theirs.
This is why I share it:
To expand on your comment, "if I were offering this programmatically, why would I be sharing how dealers could DIY?"
Carsten, this is a DR community PSA. For nearly 15yrs, I openly share best practice ideas in the hopes that others share theirs.
This is why I share it:
✨ AI Highlights
- Joe Pistell introduces OptionsVision (OV) and AutoMagic Labs (AML), two new beta services designed to improve used car inventory merchandising by highlighting vehicle features, reducing days-in-stock, and lowering discount rates per vehicle.
- Across pilot dealerships, the services show measurable results including reduced inventory percentages for older vehicles, lower average discounts, and increased lead engagement when integrated with financing tools like FrikenTech's SalesIQ.
- Pistell emphasizes that merchandising the oldest inventory first and making vehicle features visually prominent to shoppers drives both sales velocity and profitability improvements.
Joe Pistell introduces OptionsVision (OV) and AutoMagic Labs (AML), two new beta services designed to improve used car inventory merchandising by highlighting vehicle features, reducing days-in-stock, and lowering discount rates per vehicle. Across pilot dealerships, the services show measurable results including reduced inventory percentages for older vehicles, lower average discounts, and increased lead engagement when integrated with financing tools like FrikenTech's SalesIQ. Pistell emphasizes that merchandising the oldest inventory first and making vehicle features visually prominent to shoppers drives both sales velocity and profitability improvements.
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