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Reputation Management: The Internet Doesn’t Forgive and Forget

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1 Reputation Management: The Internet Doesn’t Forgive and Forget
Dan Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

2 Reputation Management
Reputation is Key 78% of online Americans aged use online reviews to help make their purchasing decisions 49% of automotive shoppers check reviews while on your lot Monitoring and responding are important! Only reacting is not enough to keep you in front of your online reputation Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

3 Reputation Management
Reactive Process Monitoring for online mentions Monitoring for reviews on third party sites Responding to reviews Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

4 Reputation Management
Proactive Process Follow-up surveys Using Social Media to increase engagement POS handouts for selected review sites Encouraging customers to share feedback Featured testimonials on website or social media Reviews pages on your website Addition of review site button to: signatures Website campaigns Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

5 Reputation Management
Social Media 80% of shopper consult social media 62% cited Facebook as best channel 12% Pinterest 11% Twitter Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

6 Reputation Management
Social Media Abundance of information to influence customers: Customer conversations Ability to share special events and incentives Ability to add pictures (staff, customers, inventory) Advertising opportunities Customer reviews and Testimonials And much more… Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

7 Reputation Management
Social Media You must engage your customers in order to: Encourage growth of your customer base Maintain positive relationships Increase brand recognition Increase brand reach Increase brand advocacy Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Survey s Common concerns about follow up s: Sending out too many different communications to customers I’ll get too many negative reviews These surveys will interfere with CSI surveys In response to these concerns: Customers enjoy sharing their opinions Frequency of communications can be monitored and controlled Negative customers are 15.3% less likely to consent to having their review published online On average, 93.42% of published monthly reviews are positive Follow up surveys are set up to send prior to CSI surveys and have been shown to increase CSI scores Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

9 Reputation Management
Follow Up Survey s CSI Surveys Dealership branded, short surveys sent within hours after a sales or service transaction Opportunity to share experience with dealership and on 3rd party review sites Able to quickly follow up with customer to resolve issues before CSI surveys Can present opportunities to change dealer processes and improve customer experience Impact to CSI surveys can be monitored OEM branded, longer surveys sent about days after a sales or service transaction Measures multiple aspects of customer’s dealership experience Provides data to allow dealers to make process improvements Survey response rates are monitored monthly Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

10 Reputation Management
Survey s Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

11 Reputation Management
Survey s Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

12 Reputation Management
Survey s Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Response Handling We’ve all seen how poorly customer feedback can be handled online… Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Response Handling And we’ve all seen examples of how to properly handle responding to customer feedback online… Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

15 Reputation Management
Response Handling Why is it important to respond to all reviews? Make sure customer issues don’t slip through the cracks 95% of complaining customers will do business with you again if their concern is addressed Effective responses increase positive loyalty behaviors by more than 20% 21% of car buyers changed dealership selection based on review site interaction Maintain positive relationships Engage current and potential customers Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

16 Reputation Management
Response Handling Benefits to a response handling plan All reviews are handled professionally and in a timely manner Dealership is engaged with customer base More time to focus on customers and day to day operation of the dealership Improved review site ratings Increased referrals Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Response Handling Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Recap Key ways to increase customer satisfaction, loyalty, and overall dealership success: Social media management Customer follow up surveys Response handling plan Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

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Conclusion People will talk about your dealership Make sure you’re a part of the conversation, when it happens, where it happens Dan Malloy | Naked Lime Marketing | Product Manager |

20 Contact Info Full Name: Company: Job Title : Twitter: Dan Malloy Naked Lime Marketing Product Manager @danielgmalloy Share an important takeaway you received from this session using hashtag #DD17 for a chance to win an iPad.


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