Business Letter to dealership

No offense, but why are you sending a letter to a dealership? That's definately not a good way of soliciting their business. Walk in there and either meet with the dealership owner and/or the used car manager.
 
First off, what are you trying to accomplish with this letter?? Take it from David...walk in there, tell them what you can accomplish for them...they will shoot you down over and over, but stay persistant...its takes balls, but its the only way you will succeed with a dealership.



Remember, Dealers focus on QUANTITY...not QUALITY!
 
Besides, they usually dont care too much about a good detail. They just want the cars to be reasonably presentable. They save lots of money by hiring an $8 dollar an hour average Joe to half *** wash their cars and they're happy.
 
That's strange, the dealers I did business with were pretty quality focused. I never saw a shop last that did bad work(that's why I stole their accounts :D ). If you can do quality & quantity, and maintain a professional relationship, you're golden. Don't promise anything you aren't able to deliver either. If you're not capable of doing 5 of their vehicles per day don't lie and say you can. Also, after hours, walk their lot and examine the already detailed vehicles. When you meet with the owner/manager go over these vehicles and point out the flaws that & discuss how it won't happen with your service.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top