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Damn, 800 Likes. That's amazing. I've got a lot of work inside these walls 
Uncle Joe's Make Over Diary
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Beta Test Request:
If your store is a Dealer.com store AND your store uses PhoneNinjas.com, we should talk ASAP. I'm building a joint test with Jerry & his team. Please private message me here, or, email me: joe[dot]pistell[at]dealer.com
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If your store is a Dealer.com store AND your store uses PhoneNinjas.com, we should talk ASAP. I'm building a joint test with Jerry & his team. Please private message me here, or, email me: joe[dot]pistell[at]dealer.com
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We use phone ninja's just for mystery shopping, does that count?
pm me back or email sachin at autodome.ca
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My heart goes out to all the car sales reps in Buffalo NY. 3 feet fell over night, 2 more coming.
My pal in Buffalo sent me this pic this am. The little black dot is the drivers side mirror
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...w-significant-lake-erie-lake-ontario-20141115
My pal in Buffalo sent me this pic this am. The little black dot is the drivers side mirror
http://www.weather.com/news/weather...w-significant-lake-erie-lake-ontario-20141115
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Ahhh... is there a car in this pic?
http://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/618591969/overview/
If you DIY, make sure you have solid feedback on your efforts.
#KillTheYesMen
http://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/618591969/overview/
If you DIY, make sure you have solid feedback on your efforts.
#KillTheYesMen
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When you shoot the seats in a 2 door... don't show shoppers how the rear seats are worthless.
(Said knowing the ELR's back seats are cozy)
The photographer was in the right ballpark, but I think a couple minor things would've taken it from a single to at least a triple. Definitely, pan about 15° left and downplay the back seat as much as possible without putting a stupid crop on the seat itself. I'd also get the buttons on the seat controls in the frame, because if you're paying that much for a car you don't yank handles and jerk yourself forward or back.
With that picture taken, I'd then push the seats full-forward, hit the tilt, do all the tricks to make that rear seat look inviting. Not easy, but a specialty piece like an ELR requires the attention.
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In the app space, I've been watching M2M grow for a few years now. Here's a 2yr old slide that speaks to this totally new automobile marketplace:
Your smart phone and your phone will be as one. It'll be a natural extension of your experience with car.
It's in the OEM's best interest to use M2M technology to create a new paradigm with a goal to produce an experience that is so helpful & satisfying that the car owner won't want to leave the brand.
GM looks to be furthest down the road so far.
Your smart phone and your phone will be as one. It'll be a natural extension of your experience with car.
It's in the OEM's best interest to use M2M technology to create a new paradigm with a goal to produce an experience that is so helpful & satisfying that the car owner won't want to leave the brand.
GM looks to be furthest down the road so far.