what are good company (dealership) newsletter topics?
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A few ideas...\n\n-business updates, or maybe stories featuring a satisfied customer. \n-feature an employee. They may be involved in some community activities or have an interesting skill or hobby.\n-an article about money management or some financial advice\n-how to promote healthy habits in the workplace (exercise or healthy eating, perhaps).\n-just for fun, maybe a movie review or reviews of local restaurants
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what kind of dealer? real estate? mortgage?  you can check out my company's website on mortgages,, if you have any questions on obtaining a mortgage, shoot me an email.
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Weekly reports summarize the work you've been doing all week.  Depending on what you do you might list your \n- # of contacts\n- # of bids submitted\n- # of buds accepted or sold\n- # pending orders\n- cust svc issues\n\nYou could expand on any of the items but the idea is to keep boss informed of what's happening so he's not caught short.
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I'm neither a business owner nor an executive; but I'm involved in the field of business. Some of these questions and perspectives might help you.\n\nAs the owner, ask your self:\nWhat kind of people make up my potential customers? What is my target segment?\nWhat am I doing to market my magazine to that target segment? How am I making potential customers AWARE of my publication?\nWhat sort of promotions am I running?\nDoes my magazine really stand out from the tons of ads people receive in the mail and in newspapers everyday? Why should people read one more publication full off ads?\nOverall, how much value am I adding to my customers' businesses?\n\nAs a potential customer, I would ask you:\nWhat is the subscriber strength of your magazine?\nHow much of a geographic area is your magazine covering?\nDo I get discounts if I purchase ad space for several days in a row?\nThe ad space is not big enough or conspicuous enough for the price you're asking of me? Are you willing to negotiate on that?\nMost importantly, what are you offering me that other publications are not? \n\nLook at your venture from both perspectives and you'll see a bigger, better picture. Most importantly pal, is to find out ever so accurately, whether or not there is a strong demand for a publication such as yours in the region you're operating?\n\nContact me if you concerns/questions. I'll be happy to help. All the best!
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You can get a lot of good information from Yahoo and MSN, and Big Charts will supplement that.  All of that is free. If you need more, consider an investment newsletter or research service such as Value Line, MPT Review, Investor's Value View, or BI Research.  Morningstar has some good information too.  Best of luck to you.
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So many .. just go to a search site and type "newsletters + Quality assurance" u will get a plenty\n\nor copy and paste this link for results\n\nhttp://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&q=newsletters+%2B+Quality+assurance&meta=
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How about a database of car makes/models versus age and resale value. You can add any levels of sophistication including specific geographical information, mileage, special features etc.
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First read the book\n\nThe Toyota Way: Fourteen Management Principles from the World's Greatest Manufacturer by Jeffrey Liker
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Best ones that encourage applying it to the company:\n\nProfit sharing for ideas.  Bonuses.  Stock options (depending on corporate status).  401k contributions.\n\nGeneral ones:\nRecognition through awards, plaques, announcements, gift cards, etc.
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try this www.zephyrsolutions.ca/car-dealership-advertising.html   it might have what your looking for if not then google it
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My husband loves this magazine!\nhttp://www.outdoorlife.com/outdoor/
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subscribe to Legal21. It is a monthly publication it is very informative.  I am 2nd in charge at my company, and whenever in doubt, I look to my legal21 for supervisors
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The best time during the month is towards the end of the month. The dealers are either trying to make their quota or trying to get their bonus so they are more likely to give you a good deal. Also, if you do not mond getting this years model as opposed to next year, you can get killer deals after june because the dealers will be trying to get rid of 06 models because they are getting 07 models in already. \n\nCheck site below for info on cars, models, pricing and options, the better informed you are before going to the dealer, the better deal you will get.
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I recommend Uncle binky's free stuff newsletter. He sends out a newsletter whenever he finds something for free. Everytime I sign up to get whatever is in that newsletter I get it about 90% of the time. Thats a good percentage for actually receiving free stuff. Better then alot of other free stuff I've tried. http://www.linkydinky.com/binky/
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PROBLEM (I need a car...)\nINFORMATION SEARCH (brochures, websites, etc.)\nEVALUATION OF THE INFORMATION (comparison)\nPURCHASE TRIAL (test drive)\nEVALUATION OF THE PRODUCT\nREPEAT PURCHASE OR REJECT THE PRODUCT/COMPANY
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Without a written quote there isn't anything you can do.  (I would not have purchased the truck at the higher amount, though, I know you had your reasons.)  You can certainly let all your friends, family and acquaintances know that you were screwed around by this dealership and hopefully cost them some business and reputation issues as a result.  You can also write a formal letter of complaint to the owner of the dealership expressing your opinion of how they do business and to let the owner know that you will be telling everyone you know what you think of them.  Perhaps he/she will reconsider as an expression of goodwill and in the interest of customer satisfaction.
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Although you may have to purchase a subscription, this might be a website you could try:\nhttp://www.plunkettresearch.com/Industries/AutomobilesTrucks/tabid/76/Default.aspx#\n\nMake sure this is what you're looking for before you open your wallet.