Friday, October 21, 2011

Paquin’s Auto Park Represents At a Dealer Marketing Workshop




Last week, Louis Young, a long time North Country Nissan sales consultant, and myself attended a dealer marketing workshop in Burlington, VT.  We both agree that it was time well spent and we also got a lot more than what we paid for- it was free.  We learned a lot of new practices and techniques that will make your shopping experience more convenient and enjoyable.  We are always looking for new ways to make our job, selling cars, and your job, receiving quality automotive service, much more exciting, and efficient.

The automotive industry has dramatically changed during this information age.  Not only has the automotive industry become a buyer’s market, but it has given potential customers instant access to information about our dealership that could only be found at Paquin’s Auto Park in Saint Albans, VT.  That is both great for us and for our customers. It allows us to reach out to more people and provide potential customers the information they need to make an educated vehicle purchase.

We are moving forward to make the communication with our customers more convenient and personal. We stand by our customers before, during and after the sale.  If you would like to experience some of our new ways of communication, try communicating with us! You can contact us through our website, Facebook Page, or through our toll-free number 

(877) 893-7119 .

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Seth Whiting
Internet Manager
Paquin's Auto Park










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3 comments:

  1. justein clarkDecember 13, 2011 at 9:15 AM

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  2. UnknownApril 12, 2013 at 12:02 AM

    I'm a fleet maintenance manager assistant who always interacts with our team and other customers. Any thoughts on how to deal with rude customers?

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  3. UnknownApril 12, 2013 at 5:47 AM

    Hi Ashley,

    We must always keep in mind that every customer comes from a different background and have had different experiences in life that have made them who they are today. Our perception of them may be rude, their perception may be different. Some cultures speak loud and give us the perception of being rude. Also, if you're dealing with someone over email, body language and vocal tone are completely removed from the conversation.

    When we understand that, I think it is easier to work with customers who we feel may be difficult to work with.

    Thanks for your comment Ashley!

    Seth Whiting
    Internet Manager
    Paquins Auto Group
    www.paquins.com

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