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Dealer Spotlight - Chris Leith Automotive

by Johnny Dudley, August 24 2011

Chris Leith Automotive in Wake Forest, North Carolina, is part of the Leith Group, which has been in business since 1969. Its operations manager, Johnny Dudley, has been in the automotive sales and management arena for more than twenty years. He oversees the daily operation of the dealership’s Kia, Dodge and a pre-owned superstore. Read More »

Your sales team is talented - So why are sales decreasing?

by Dan Coen, August 23 2011

Industries: Select Industries

You have a sales team with proven records and good skills, but is there more they can be doing to drive deals? Take a look at a few key points that your team could do improve to pick up your numbers. One of the first rules of sales is knowing how to covert prospects into customers. Read More »

AutoSuccess Magazine - How Many sales Opportunities Will You Lose Toay?

by Pogo Parr - Vice President Sales - CallSource Auto Division, May 1 2011

*How Many Sales Opportunities Will You Lose Today?* Read More »

Bring the Best of America into your Business - Multihousing Pro Magazine

by Jerry Feldman, CallSource CEO, April 14 2011

*BRING THE BEST OF AMERICA INTO YOUR BUSINESS* Read More »

CallTrack® and the Evolution of the Call Tracking Industry

January 18 2011

Direct-response advertisers needed an efficient way to track and compare the number of leads and cost-per-lead for the various sources and forms of marketing they use. Print and electronic media needed an objective way to prove their value to their advertisers.  In 1994, when CallSource invented call tracking as a service, both got their wish. Read More »

Six Tips for Increasing Employee Retention

by Marci Brand, December 21 2010

It’s more important than ever to not only retain your current employees, but to also choose the right candidates when future employment decisions are being made. This doesn’t have to cost a lot of money and the investment is far less than the cost of high employee turnover. Below is some sound advice on how to increase retention and hire the right person for the position/s you hope to fill. Read More »

Three Simple Ways to Gain Market Share in a Troubled Economy

by Jas Jackson, December 21 2010

A McGraw-Hill study of 600 firms during the 1981-82 recession revealed that businesses that maintained, or increased, their marketing expenditures experienced significantly higher sales during the period after the recession. In fact, these companies enjoyed an average sales growth of 275 percent during the five years after the downturn.  But, those who decreased their marketing budgets were forced to settle for an average sales increase of only 19 percent. What does this illustrate?  By being proactive, you can thrive while your competition falls by the wayside.  Here are three simple ways to gain market share in a troubled economy: Read More »

What’s the Secret to Resident Retention? A Finely-Tuned Maintenance Program

by Jeff Smedley, December 20 2010

The three most important aspects of real estate will always be location, location, location. And the three most important reasons to renew leases are service, service, and service. In other words, a finely-tuned maintenance program is the secret to maximum Resident retention.  Are you: Read More »

How can you Keep Property Owners Happy? Owner’s Analytics!

by Joe Summers, December 20 2010

For fee-based management companies, keeping property owners happy is a top priority. But, what do you do when a community’s performance falls below the owner’s expectations?  For starters, ask yourself: “Do I have the right team in place?  Are they making sufficient effort in the right areas to get results?  Am I giving them the tools they need to succeed?” If the answer to these questions is a resounding “yes,” perhaps it’s not a management issue at all. Read More »

It’s Time to Embrace a Training System that Produces Results!

by Doug Chasick, CPM®, CAPS, CAS, Adv. RAM, CLP, SLE, December 20 2010

How is the average Leasing Professional doing?  According to CallSource’s Third Quarter Industry Report Card (IRC), the average performance is less than stellar. CallSource’s IRC is an objective report on how effectively Leasing Professionals across the country handle telephone leads, set appointments, and close leases. Read More »

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