RTI and GAP products are becoming increasingly important to motor retailers. By adding value to the bottom-line, lifetime value, customer retention and customer satisfaction; equally they can be missed. Indeed, satisfaction can turn to dissatisfaction if things go wrong and unfortunately this continues to happen.
By Mike Macaulay, Head of Corporate Sales, AutoProtect Even those of us with a ‘glass half-full’ mentality cannot overlook the reality that 2018 will be a tougher year for many involved in car retailing.
In March’s issue of Motor Trader, AutoProtect was asked to comment on their special focus warranties. Nick Wake, Sales Director, has provided his response below
Traditional claims processes for added value services can benefit from a more ‘customer-engaged’ approach; that is exactly what AutoProtect has discovered; the outcome is higher customer satisfaction and a faster process overall.
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In the aftermath of new FCA regulation
In Augusts issue of Motor Trader, AutoProtect was asked to comment on the rise in GAP sales in 2017. Mike Macaulay, Corporate Business Development Manager, has provided this response below:
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Taking your culture and values online Mike Macaulay, Head of Corporate Sales, AutoProtect Ltd
In May’s issue of Motor Trader, AutoProtecwasre asked to comment on their special focus warranties. Nick Wake, Sales Director, has provided his response below:
How processes and controls pay dividends Mike Macaulay, Head of Corporate Sales, AutoProtect