Clicking a link is a decision. Sometimes it feels small, automatic, harmless. But decisions—especially quick ones—can shape the course of your life more than you realize. How you behave, and what you click while online, can either cause you great anguish, or be a empty threat… especially if you are aware of your risks and behaving accordingly.
Ransomware attacks are one of the biggest threats facing most businesses today. For a dealership, a successful attack means much more than frozen computers—it means losing access to customer financing documents, service records, inventory systems, potentially lost sales, and, if hits the press, damage to your reputation. But you can protect yourself, and it’s not very hard to do.
A smooth, reliable sales process isn’t just about selling more cars, trucks, tractors, mowers, or farm eqiuipment—it’s about building lasting relationships. Here are our best practice-based steps to help you capture every lead and turn them into a happy, long-term customer.
Many of you have been told that you have a doppleganger… someone out in the world that looks and acts like you. In most cases this is a source of humor, but in the case of one dealer of ours, it was nothing but a real pain in the “a double squiggle”.
Is your staff trained how to recognized and handle a phish attack by a malicious hacker? Have you worked with a third party to harden your people and networks to attacks by cybercriminals? If you don’t know, then you should read this post to see whatyou can do to fight back.
For any business owner, keeping your dealership secure is vital. You need to do all you can to protect your records, marketing data, legal documents, and cash as well as your employees. You lock your doors and create security policies, but do you have the same vigilance with your digital doors and policies? Your 10 … Read more