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Cleveland Area Dealer, Serpentini Chevrolet, Encourages Their Customers to Talk About Their Dealership Online | Cleveland Area Dealer, Serpentini Chevrolet, Encourages Their Customers to Talk About Their Dealership Online |
Proud of their commitment to customer relationships, customers are asked to enter comments and opinions online in real-time for all to review. CLEVELAND, OH, September 30, 2008 -- While reviewing marketing plans to help business grow, General Manager of Serpentini Chevrolet of Strongsville, Jeanine Hein noticed one strong common element of her recent customers. The majority of people purchasing from the dealership were walking in the showroom asking for a salesperson by name. Upon detailed conversations with these customers, Mrs. Hein found that the customers were referred by former customers that had an extremely positive experience with her staff members. Knowing that the Internet offered opportunity for customers to talk, Jeanine turned to CarFolks.com to empower her customers to talk openly about their experiences, so she and the entire community could see exactly what her customers are saying.
Serpentini Chevrolet of Strongsville has become one of the most successful Chevrolet dealerships in the country based largely on their focus on customer satisfaction and their desire to make every customer feel at home while buying their car, and for years after. Putting their customers in control of the online experience and reputation demonstrates the dealerships faith in their abilities to treat customers’ right and to quickly address any issues before they become problems for customers. About CarFolks SOURCE: CarFolks Views: 1901
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