In this session we have our first repeat guest since The DPB Podcast launched last April, Mr. Sean V Bradley CSP the CEO of Dealer Synergy and author of the new book “ Win The Game Of Googleopoly”.

Dan and his team help companies all over the world arrive at business-changing breakthrough ideas by moving past outdated conventional wisdom, social peer pressure, and the selfish behaviors that stop them from being high performers.

Our guest today is Laura Madison, an automotive sales professional who is absolutely taking her career, her dealership and the market by storm. Laura has been selling cars for only 4 years, but has adopted and formed some key habits and behaviors that have helped her take things to the next level.

His first book Take the Stairs was a #1 Wall St Journal and #2 New York Times bestseller. His new book Procrastinate on Purpose is the first book ever to focus on the emotional side of productivity and it presents 5 methods to literally multiply your time.

Welcome back to The Dealer Playbook Podcast session #34! Our guest today is 30 year automotive vet Mr. Chris Walsh, founder of Vets-Cars and a wealth of knowledge and stories of the constant evolving automotive industry.

Happy Thanksgiving 2014! The Dealer Playbook Podcast session #33 is going to show you how to really crank up the productivity of your website.

In this powerful session of “The Dealer Playbook” Podcast we are sitting down with automotive digital advertising expert David Johnson Of 3G Engagement.

Google Adwords is nothing really new for auto dealers when it comes to digital advertising, but it is still very powerful and yet a lot of times not handled properly.

In session 31 of The Dealer Playbook Podcast, we sat down with Joe Cala. Joe is currently the General Manager of Dealer Synergy, and is one of the most inspirational, motivating individuals within the car business.

Jim is the founder of the "Internet Sales Battle Plan" and the "Ziegler Super Conference" two of the automotive industries top improvement workshops. He also is the founder of Ziegler Super Systems, his leading dealer consulting company.

Fran Taylor "The King of Prospecting" is the founder of " Fran Taylor Techniques" a automotive sales training company that specializes in the lost art of prospecting.

In session 28 of The Dealer Playbook Podcast, Michael Cirillo is back and dropping all sorts of crazy knowledge about how you can start standing out from the clutter and dominate your market.

Recently there was a article on Entrpreneur.com (by a unheard of contributor) suggesting that building a "personal brand" was a waste of time and your energy and focus should be directed to branding your product or service.

"The only way to make a ridiculous amount of money is to serve people well." Matt Koenig

In this powerful session the DPB team Michael Cirillo & Robert Wiesman chop it up with founder of social media & SEO dealer consulting firm Dealer Authority, Mr. JD Rucker.

"If you do not have GPS precision and know where you are going, how are you going to make money"?

Sean V Bradley

"It's about time" and "Finally" have been the response from any one that we told "DPB Session 23 was featuring the newest Phone Ninja Elise Kephart-Adame. 

"Women purchase 75,000 vehicles everyday in the US."

Anne Fleming

Any one in the front lines of the car business knows that when it comes down to a new car purchase for a married couple that if the wife is not into you, your store, or the vehicles it's self, you have no sale!

"You need to have a website that serves your audience"

Rand Fishkin

In the automotive industry especially we hear so much conflicting information when it comes to your websites SEO (search engine optimization) and what makes it even worse a good majority of the information dealers receive regarding SEo are just well flat out wrong.

"Dealers have been so focused on analyzing data, we forget about the magic that happens between people"

Tom Vann

Video is hot with consumers and we all know it. You, us, everyone is engaging in online video most likely on a regular basis right?

So many of us today are using video "in our business" but are we really using it "in our business"?