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- 1. Best Practices for Screening, Selecting and Hiring Dealership Employees How important is it to hire and train the right people while building a sales team that can convert opportunities created by marketing into actual sales results? Organizational development is more important than ever before…with many dealers losing staff while cutting costs during the depths of the recession, those that are growing their business need effective strategies, tools and tactics for attracting, screening and hiring the best Internet sales professionals with the greatest chance of achieving their own personal success, as well as sales productivity for the dealership. This session will explore organizational development strategies, recruiting, screening, hiring and training tools as well as the materials and processes that the most successful dealers in America have been using for years, and are being used today as a means of increasing success in the hiring process. Ralph Paglia will share the tools and processes he has used to build some of the most successful Internet sales departments in America while teaching attendees what the essential "must haves" are, and how to get them when seeking to grow your sales departments into high performance digital marketing to sales conversion engines.
- 2. Growing Your Internet Staff from 10 to 300 Cars per Month
- 3. Courtesy Chevrolet in Phoenix, AZ became the USA’s leading Internet retailer of new and certified used Chevrolet vehicles… Human Resource Development was the key
- 4. “This is a people business…” Organizational Development is the essential stumbling block that many dealers and ISM’s report as the primary reason for Internet Sales Operations failure or lack of growth into a strategically significant level of sales.
- 6. Create a Video that showcases why People want to Work for Your Dealership • Training • Compensation • Benefits • Supportive Team • People Matter • Career Growth
- 7. Use Video Role Play Assessment • Pre-Screen Applicants • Identify Training Opportunities • Invest Time with the Most Qualified Candidates • Use as a Recruiting Tool • Ideal for Social Media based Recruiting • Don’t waste valuable ($$$) management interview time on applicants destined to fail!
- 12. Hire The Winners Assessment:and Assessment Example Hire The Winners Report Accurate Results in 20 Minutes
- 13. TARGET TRAINING FOR CURRENT TEAM MEMBERS
- 14. Growing Your Internet Sales Team works best when it occurs “Organically” and is Specialized Organic Growth Courtesy Chevrolet is a single point Chevy dealer with (at one time) 3 fully staffed BDC Team’s, an eFinance Sales Team and 4 Internet Sales Teams. These 8 teams of automotive sales professionals are identified as follows:Chevrolet BDC 1. New 5. New Chevrolet Internet Sales 2. Used Car BDC 6. Used Car Internet Sales 3. Wholesale Parts BDC 7. Bell Road Internet Sales 4. eFinance Sales Team 8. Commercial Internet Sales Let’s Take a Look at How It Happened…
- 15. Courtesy Chevrolet eBusiness Teams – Phase 1 Ralph Paglia Ralph Paglia Mike Gordon IT Director Begins at Courtesy Begins at Courtesy as eBusiness Director as eBusiness Director BDC Manager BDC Manager Internet Sales Manager Internet Sales Manager New & Used New & Used New & Used New & Used Vehicle Sales Dept. Vehicle Sales Dept. Vehicle Sales Dept. Vehicle Sales Dept. CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 Phase 1 Sales Results: Internet sales averaged 88 units per month (new & used) BDC generated sales averaged 92 units per month (new & used)
- 16. Courtesy Chevrolet eBusiness Teams – Phase 2 Ralph Paglia Ralph Paglia CRM/eBusiness CRM/eBusiness Mike Gordon IT Director Director Director Joel Matteson Joel Matteson George Salman George Salman BDC Manager BDC Manager Internet Sales Manager Internet Sales Manager New Vehicle Sales New Vehicle Sales New Vehicle Sales New Vehicle Sales S p lit 80 sales 70 sales Slit p & G rw o & ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR Gw ro 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 Francisco Abalos Francisco Abalos 40 sales BDC Manager BDC Manager Bryan Long Bryan Long Used Vehicle Sales Used Vehicle Sales Internet Sales Manager Internet Sales Manager on Po N e w siitt w io Used Vehicle Sales Used Vehicle Sales Po N iio n on P o Ne w siitt w s CSR CSR CSR CSR 40 sales P Ne 9 10 11 12 s ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS 99 10 10 11 11 12 12 Kelly Slaughter & Lisa Sarata Kelly Slaughter & Lisa Sarata CRM Administrators CRM Administrators •Phase 2 Team Expansion: Phase 2 Team Expansion: Internet split into new and used managed teams Internet split into new and used managed teams New New BDC split into new and used managed teams BDC split into new and used managed teams Position Position CRM administrative position added (showroom) CRM administrative position added (showroom)
- 17. Courtesy Chevrolet eBusiness Teams – Phase 3 Ralph Paglia Ralph Paglia Mike Gordon IT Director CRM/eBusiness Director CRM/eBusiness Director Joel Matteson Joel Matteson George Salman George Salman BDC Manager BDC Manager Internet Sales Manager Internet Sales Manager New Vehicle Sales New Vehicle Sales 100 sales 90 sales New Vehicle Sales New Vehicle Sales CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 10 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Francisco Abalos Bryan Long Bryan Long Francisco Abalos BDC Manager Internet Sales Manager Internet Sales Manager BDC Manager Used Vehicle Sales Used Vehicle Sales 60 sales 50 sales Used Vehicle Sales Used Vehicle Sales CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR CSR ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS ISS 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 Patrick Miller Patrick Miller New Courtney Daly Courtney Daly Ron Daly & Scott Daly Ron Daly & Scott Daly Internet Sales Manager New Internet Sales Manager Position eFinance Admin. eFinance Admin. Special eFinance Team Special eFinance Team Nw Position e N w e Courtesy On Bell Courtesy On Bell 35 sales Ta em Ta em 25 sales Lisa Esquivez Lisa Esquivez Omara Spriggs Omara Spriggs Designated Sales Consultants eFinance BDC eFinance BDC efinance Sales efinance Sales Certified to Handle Internet Lead Appointments •Phase 3 Team Expansion: Phase 3 Team Expansion: Kelly Slaughter & Cecy Girod Kelly Slaughter & Cecy Girod Special eFinance team Special eFinance team CRM Administrators CRM Administrators Courtesy-on-Bell ISM Courtesy-on-Bell ISM
- 18. Courtesy Chevrolet CRM/eBusiness New BDC with 27 Work Stations
- 19. 90,000+ Outbound Phone Calls / Month
- 20. Document Roles & Responsibilities for All Positions
- 21. Document Pay Plan & Bonus Structure that reflects taller Internet sales funnel * July 2006 Interactive Marketing Budget
- 23. Top 10 Reasons To Use “Hire The Winners” 1.Find out why your lowest producers aren't producing. 2.Learn what the potential is of every sales consultant on your team. 3.Discover opportunities for improvement for each sales consultant and how you can focus your training for immediate improvement. 4.HTW can show you how to find and recruit excellent talent to grow and improve your sales team. 5.HTW has tools to help make informed hiring decisions and get best talent available. 6.HTW provides you with tools that allow your sales team to practice on the simulator not the public (Lost sales from poorly trained sales consultants are killing us). 7.HTW provides you with a hiring process and support to strengthen your management teams interviewing skills and, if used correctly, will provide you with information you need to bring on the best talent available. 8.HTW provides you with tools that show you what the sales applicant can and can't do when put into the automotive sales situation. You will know in 20-30 minutes the potential of every candidate. 9.Tools that will assist you in creating customers in a challenging market (What you can do to cause more customers to visit your store without raising your advertising budget). 10.(see link below) Free DMSC Trial: www.hirethewinners.com/adm
- 24. AutoMax Recruiting & Training Actual Graduate Class Recruiting 2.0 ◦ Place job opening on 100’s of job boards including Monster, Career Builder, Indeed, Simply Hired, Zip Recruiter, Craigslist, Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, LinkedIn, Google+ and MORE. Nobody used more resources than AutoMax! ◦ Schedule & conduct ALL interviews & screen applicants using The Car Sales Simulator. (We have a team of people that interact with and schedule interviews with thousands of potential hires each week) The Car Sales Simulator Uses interactive video to present potential salespeople with a set of decisions that will either lead to the sale or the GSM’s office for a “talking to.” ◦ For those that make it through the interview & screening process either we’ll conduct the training or you can. (We have multiple packages) ◦ From porters to presidents, we will interview, screen and train internet sales managers, BDC reps, social media managers, sales people, sales managers, service advisors, general managers and more! Low Fee, Turn Key, With A Satisfaction Guarantee! 25% discount for all attendees present! AutoMaxRecruitingAndTraining.com | 800-878-5090 Video From Craig
- 25. Questions and Answers… Ralph Paglia Cell: 505-301-6369 RPaglia@gmail.com www.RalphPaglia.com Reference Links: http://www.ADMPC.com http://slideshare.net/RalphPaglia http://www.hirethewinners.com/adm http://www.Automax.com
Notes de l'éditeur
- Courtesy Chevrolet sold over 11,000 new and used vehicles in 2006, of which over 4,000 originated from Internet generated leads (electronic and phone).
- Average monthly sales total for the combined Internet Sales and BDC teams was 180 vehicles per month…
- Split both the BDC and Internet Sales Teams from 2 to 4 managed profit centers, and increased BDC rep’s from 8 to 12, increased ISS’s from 8 to 12… Average monthly sales total for the combined Internet Sales and BDC teams rose to 220 vehicles per month… Added CRM Administration Staff of 2, and moved telephone switchboard receptionists to 2 nd floor and off of the showroom floor. CRM admin staff funded with money previously used for outside vendor’s unsold showroom follow-up USPS direct mail program and newly structured Lead Quality Program that tracks invalid leads and credits for those invalid leads from 3 rd Party Lead Providers.
- Added Special eFinance Team to handle online credit applications (720 received in July 2006 with 44 sales generated at $116,000 in gross profits), Added a Courtesy on Bell Road satellite store Internet Sales Manager to handle eLeads and set up appointments for sales staff… The Courtesy Chevrolet CRM/eBusiness Teams combined sales objectives & monthly capacity rose to 360+ CRM/eBusiness Facilitated Vehicle Sales per Month…
- Clearly defined job descriptions serve strategic objectives before and after hiring people for each eBusiness position… Providing itemized lists of tasks in detail, along with clearly and objective performance evaluation criteria ensure that all members of the team are focused on the same goals and day to day task completion efforts. For recruiting, a clear job description makes it easier for good people to leave their current situation and know what they are getting into, how they will be both evaluated and paid… Demystify the Internet Sales Specialist job!
- Pay plans should be progressive in a manner that creates extra rewards for deals sold at the beginning of the month, based on selling incremental units during the second half of the month. Performance bonuses based on process evaluation metrics should have minimum lead volume qualifiers to ensure that those who take on more leads than others are not penalized for handling extra work load.
- Amongst all the attributes of a dealer’s response to an Internet Lead, the time from when a customer submits a lead to when they have received a personalized email message that directly addresses their inquiry consistently shows up as correlating with sales closing ratios… All response content equal, faster dealers will outsell slower dealers. However, Content is still King in that a poor response sent quickly will reduce sales closing rates. It is important to realize that lead response time is a qualifier, an index that determines maximum closing rate upper limits. Once again, it is what the customer experiences, not how or who does it that determines the results.
- Lead Management Process is no longer as much an art as it has become a science… Numerous studies that utilize an OEM database matching process which tracks leads and the eventual Retail Delivery Report, then correlates sales for the brand, sales by the original lead receiving dealer, with significantly large volumes of customer submitted survey responses provide a clear and objective analysis of what the customer experiences, the differences in those experiences and their correlation with likelihood of purchasing from the dealer that received the lead. This ability to actually measure what each dealer does with their leads, through the eyes of the customer, and how these activities correspond with a sale, or a lost sale, allow a scientific management approach to Lead Management Process in a manner that absolutely WILL impact sales results from a given volume of leads.
- Here is a simplified illustration of what happens at Courtesy Chevrolet in Phoenix when a new lead is received from a customer requesting a price quote on either a vehicle in stock or one that the customer has configured. Although Courtesy is fairly unique in that a BDC supports each Internet Sales Specialist with telephone follow-up, it is important to understand that this is actually a compromise in the store’s original LMP so as to enable the scalability to handling monthly lead volumes that frequently exceed 6,000 leads in a month, and over 60,000 leads a year… It is important to understand that achieving the customer experiences that impact sales closing ratios in a positive manner is a more important objective than who actually completes the tasks associated with those experiences… The customers are less concerned with who provides them with good service, than they are in actually receiving it!