- Page 1 – Sharing Time
- Page 2 – Four Reasons and Eight Rules
- Page 3 – The Tie Down – Capturing the Car
- Page 4 – Incoming Call Anytime Script
- Page 5 – Incoming Call Quick Close Script
- Page 6 – Incoming Call Oil Change Script
- Page 7 – Presenting Power – Word Analogies
- Page 8 – Statement
- Page 9 – Voice and Gesture Enhancements
- Page 10 – Exploring ECM
- Page 11 – Full System Isolate Script
- Page 12 – Additional Concerns Presentation Script page 1
- Page 13 – Additional Concerns Presentation Script page 2
- Page 14 – Final Thoughts
phone skills
SOP Formation and Review
WOIT Discussion and Notes Formation and Review
0615-4 – SOP – Unit 4: Counter Communication Skills
- To establish and define what ingredients go into creating our Recipe for Counter Communication Skills and what it looks like, feels like, taste like and smells like in our auto repair business
- To help everyone understand how it all blends together in our Recipe for CCS.
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In this video, Brian and and our members discuss advanced phone voice skills. These are tips that your service advisors can use TODAY to sell more jobs! This is must watch content for auto repair shop owners, as well as their service writers! Watch the video, then read on for more.
Phone Voice Tips for Automotive Industry Professionals
First, Brian discusses moves on from previously discussing analogies that Service Advisors can use to close more sales. He shares a worksheet with lists of phone voices. These include Payoff Enhancements, which can help close more sales. Second, the worksheet lists Voice Enhancements to avoid. Finally, he points out a list of Payoff Gestures, which can help Service Writers on the phone or in person.
The Payoff Voice Enhancements, depending on the situation, can be invaluable tools. Imagine encountering a customer who is disappointed that their car broke down. They don’t know you personally and have never been in your shop. Because of that, they do not trust you. How would you cheer them up and put their mind at ease? Practicing a phone voice of empathy is key. Knowing the customer’s situation inside and out prepares you to know the right voice enhancement to use. This is especially important when making follow up phone calls where you must break unpleasant news to your customer about their vehicle.
Gathering as much knowledge as you can about a vehicle’s situation is crucial to building your confidence. Repair shop owners and Service Advisors may do this by personally inspecting the vehicle, speaking with your Technicians about the job. Sometimes, it’s a simple as Googling a particular issue or part. When you are fully prepared for your call, customers will recognize your confidence, and they will feel more at ease.
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Clear Counter Communications, Part 4
Fourth and final installment of our Clear Counter Communications series, discussing Full System Isolation and PMI. Timestamps:
- PMI sheet review / disclaimer (00:28-1:51)
- System Isolate Script Writing and Presentations (1:51-38:47)
- PMI Script Writing w/ Checklist (38:47-54:55)
- PMI Presentations (55:09-1:12:30)
- Q&A – Mass Texts vs Mailers vs Emails vs Callbacks (1:13:11-1:17:51)
- Final Thoughts and Takeways from Host and Attendees (1:17:51-1:35:20)
- Price comments from customers / Counterfeit Spark Plugs video (1:35:20-1:46:47)
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Clear Counter Communications, Part 3
In the 3rd session, we will discuss Techniques and Mindsets when using Scripts. Timestamps:
- Full System Isolate / Initial Concern Script Review; Isolation vs Maintenance (1:17-22:29)
- Discussion of analogies to help customers understand recommended repairs (22:29-46:43)
- Payoff Voice Enhancements (46:43-50:44)
- Voice Enhancements to Avoid (50:44-52:16)
- Payoff Gestures for Enhancement (52:16-53:19)
- Role Playing Voice Enhancements (54:20-59:51)
- ECM (59:51-1:13:30)
- Types of Callbacks / Email followups discussion (1:13:30-1:25:57)
- Script Writing and Sharing: Callbacks (1:25:57-1:49:03)





