How to Develop a General Manager for Your Auto Repair Shop [THA 503]

How does a shop owner find, develop, and trust the right person to become their number two?

Shawn Gilfillan, owner and CEO of Automotive Magic, and Will Barkiewicz, General Manager and Integrator, share the evolution of a leadership partnership that started when Will applied for a technician position.

Shawn quickly recognized something beyond Will’s technical abilities. Their values around family, trust, service, and taking care of people aligned. Will eventually moved from running the maintenance center to becoming General Manager over both locations and the Integrator Shawn had been looking for.

Their story demonstrates that developing a number two isn’t about finding another version of the owner. It’s about finding someone with complementary strengths, then building the trust that allows both leaders to grow into their roles.

What You’ll Learn

Why core values can matter more than someone’s original job title.
How the Visionary-Integrator relationship works within EOS.
Why owners shouldn’t look for “another me.”
How responsibility and trust are earned over time.
Why a strong General Manager needs the freedom to push back on the owner.
How DISC profiles can improve communication and self-awareness.
Why standardized protocols create consistency as leadership responsibilities expand.
How a “Reboot” mindset turns mistakes into opportunities to improve the business.

Finding your number two isn’t about finding another you. It’s about finding the person who complements you.

For Shawn, that meant learning to hand over responsibility and allowing Will to “dance his own dance.” For Will, it meant earning trust through communication, accountability, and a willingness to take ownership when things didn’t go perfectly.

The transformation happens on both sides. The General Manager learns to lead, execute, and protect the vision. The owner learns to let go, become the guide, and gradually move responsibilities off their plate. You don’t hand someone the keys to the business overnight. You give them responsibility, build trust, and develop the leadership partnership one step at a time.
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From Daily Profit to Long-Term Business Value [RR 1109]

What is your auto repair business really worth, and are you building it to become more valuable every year?

Coach Chris Cotton, podcast host on the Automotive Repair Podcast Network, challenges shop owners to look beyond today’s sales and profits and start thinking about the long-term value of the business they’re building.

Many owners spend years on the operational hamster wheel, focused on car count, payroll, production, and this month’s bottom line. But when it’s time to sell, transition the business to the next generation, or simply step away from daily operations, buyers and banks look much deeper.

Chris explains why clean financials, documented systems, owner independence, and intentional succession planning can transform a shop from a business that provides the owner a job into an enterprise with significant transferable value.

What You’ll Learn

Why profitability and business valuation aren’t the same thing.
What buyers and banks want to see before financing an acquisition.
Why removing the owner from daily operations can increase business value.
How documented systems and protocols make a shop more transferable.
Why clean financial statements and tax records are critical to valuation.
Chris Cotton’s five stages of shop ownership, from daily survival to eventual exit.
How increasing capacity can grow value without necessarily adding locations.
Why succession and exit planning should begin years before you’re ready to leave.

Don’t just build a profitable shop. Build a valuable business.

Create strong systems. Develop leaders. Clean up the financials. Build capacity. Reduce owner dependence. And understand what your business is worth long before you’re ready to sell it.

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Lean On Us!

Do your clients know how much you care about the reliability and safety of their transportation? Do they know they can rely on you to answer their questions about performance, noise, maintenance, warning lights, reliability, or that strange sound they just started hearing? Do they know that you can be their “Google”? Yes, they can…

The Automotive Hiring Cycle: When and How to Recruit Top Technicians [THA 502]

What if the best time to recruit your next technician is when your shop isn’t looking to hire?

Lisa Coyle, CEO of Promotive, and Sam Freeman, Partner Manager at Promotive, reveal why automotive recruiting has a cycle, and why understanding when technicians are looking can give shop owners a significant advantage. Lisa and Sam explain how recruiting data, market timing, candidate behavior, and consistent relationship-building can create a much more proactive hiring strategy.

Download the 6 Month Promotive Hiring Insights Report for FREE: https://info.gopromotive.com/RRR

What You’ll Learn

Why technician recruiting has a cycle and why timing matters.
Why “post and pray” recruiting puts your shop at a disadvantage.
Why finding a top technician can take 60 to 70 days.
How local market data can improve your job postings.
Why you should recruit even when you don’t have an opening.
What may really be behind candidate ghosting.
Why a counter-offer doesn’t have to end the relationship.
How consistent communication can prevent first-day no-shows.
Why complicated hiring processes can cost you great candidates.
How the F.O.R.D. method can make interviews more personal and effective.

Great recruiting is about timing, data, and relationships. Don’t wait for an empty bay to discover you need a recruiting strategy. Understand when technicians are most likely to consider a move, know what candidates in your market are searching for, simplify your hiring process, and stay connected with good people even when the timing isn’t right. Your next great technician may not be looking when you’re ready to hire. The opportunity is to build the relationship when they’re ready to listen.

Promotive has over 40 years of recruiting and automotive experience. If you need qualified technicians and service advisors and want to offload the heavy lifting, visit https://gopromotive.com/

Meet Paige: The Auto Repair Industry’s First 24/7 AI Recruiter [THA 481]: https://remarkableresults.biz/remarkable-results-radio-podcast/a481/ 

Lisa Coyle, CEO of Promotive

Sam Freeman, Partner Manager at Promotive

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Innovate or Stagnate

Look around. Listen up. There are new developments happening across our industry every day. New technology. New tools. New ideas. New ways of solving problems. But innovation isn’t just about buying the latest technology. It is about asking a better question: How can we do what we do better? Innovations in technology can improve our…

The Power of Financing: A Growth Tool for Auto Repair Shops [RR 1108]

What happens when a customer needs a $2,000 repair but doesn’t have the cash available today?

That moment can determine whether the vehicle gets repaired, the customer delays a critical service, or they take their business somewhere else. For automotive shops, offering flexible payment options can be more than a convenience. It can be a powerful tool for helping customers say yes to the work their vehicles need.

Kwane Stokes, Assistant Vice President and Relationship Manager in the automotive division at Synchrony, explains how the program can help shops remove financial barriers, increase repair opportunities, and create another reason for customers to return. Kwane also addresses why many shops still aren’t offering financing and how the biggest obstacle may simply be the assumptions advisors make about a customer’s ability or willingness to pay.

What You’ll Learn

Why financing should be presented as a payment option, not something an advisor decides a customer needs.
How the program’s average first and repeat purchase amounts demonstrate the potential impact on average repair order (ARO).
Why assuming a customer can’t qualify for credit can cause shops to lose needed repair work.
How monthly promotional offers can give shops another reason to communicate with their customers.

How advisor incentives and simple training can encourage more consistent presentation of financing.
What the upcoming “waterfall” financing model could mean for customers who aren’t approved through the primary credit program.

The biggest opportunity may not be finding more customers. It may be giving the customers already sitting at your counter more ways to say yes.

The key is removing the assumption that you know what a customer can or cannot afford. Present the options, explain them clearly, and let the customer decide what works for their financial situation.

For a shop, financing isn’t simply about collecting payment. It’s another tool for helping customers get the repairs they need while protecting the relationship and keeping the work in your shop.

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Daily Habits That Build a Stronger Auto Repair Shop Culture [THA 501]

What does a strong shop culture look like when you’re the people living it every day?

Bree Wismer, Service Advisor and Frontline Culture Leader, and Trevor Hinds, Operations Manager and Dispatcher at Empower Automotive in Traverse City, Michigan, take us inside the daily habits and communication practices that keep their team aligned, productive, and focused on the customer.

Rather than approaching culture from the owner’s perspective, Bri and Trevor share what happens on the front lines. They explain how Empower Automotive breaks down the traditional divide between the front counter and the bays, keeps everyone on the “same bus,” and creates a workplace where every person understands their role, respects the team around them, and contributes to the same goal.

What You’ll Learn

Why the front counter and specialists must operate as one team.
How daily huddles and short training sessions keep the team aligned.
Why the 1:00 PM check-in can prevent late-day customer surprises.

Why a “no-update” update can be one of the most valuable customer communications.

How to respond when customers arrive with AI-generated or parts-store diagnoses.

How respect, communication, and accountability create confident professionalism.

Building a world-class shop culture doesn’t require a massive budget or a complicated organizational overhaul. By committing to these small, consistent actions, you can transform your shop from a high-stress environment into a thriving, unified business that both your team and your customers enjoy.

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Rapid-Fire Automotive News: AI, EVs, Autonomous Vehicles, and the $19B Trade School Boom [RR 1107]

How quickly is the automotive repair industry changing, and are you ready for what’s next?

Tom Ham, shop owner and founder of the Automotive Management Network, joins Carm Capriotto for a fast-paced conversation covering 12 major trends shaping the future of auto repair. From autonomous vehicles and solid-state batteries to the changing value of trade careers, AI, government regulation, 3D printing, and vehicle reliability, Tom and Carm explore the technologies and economic shifts shop owners need to understand.

What You’ll Learn

How autonomous vehicles could reshape vehicle safety and the repair industry.
What advances in solid-state batteries could mean for EVs and vehicle range.
Why trade careers are gaining momentum as technology changes traditional employment.
How the technician shortage is creating new opportunities for shops to develop talent.

How government regulation and emissions enforcement could affect vehicle owners and repair shops.
What current vehicle reliability trends reveal about today’s automotive brands.
How 3D printing could help shops solve parts availability challenges.
Why AI is becoming a powerful tool for reducing friction and improving efficiency.
Why shop owners need to stay curious and adapt as automotive technology continues to accelerate.

The automotive repair industry is changing faster than ever. The shops that thrive will be the ones willing to understand emerging technology, embrace new tools, develop their people, and continually rethink how they operate. The future isn’t coming someday. It’s already showing up in the service bay.

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It’s Not Personal, It’s Business

Sometimes the hardest business decision is the one we already know we need to make. There are decisions in business that are easy to make. Then there are the decisions that keep you awake at night. Personnel decisions. Policy changes. Changing a supplier. Moving away from a system you have used for years. Bringing in…

Brakes for Breasts: How Auto Repair Shops Are Fighting Breast Cancer [THA 500]

What if your auto repair shop could help advance breast cancer research while growing your business?

Co-founders Leigh Anne Best and Laura Frank, alongside Dr. Justin Johnson from the Cleveland Clinic, share the story behind one of the automotive industry’s most impactful grassroots fundraisers. Since 2011, participating shops have partnered with parts vendors to provide free brake pads during October, helping customers save on repairs while shops donate 10% of the total service cost to breast cancer vaccine research at Cleveland Clinic.

With $2.4 million raised and a $3 million milestone in sight, the campaign is helping fund continued research into the alpha-lactalbumin breast cancer vaccine for triple-negative breast cancer while giving independent repair shops an opportunity to strengthen their communities and grow their business.

What You’ll Learn

How the Brakes for Breasts win-win fundraising model works.
How participating shops can partner with parts vendors and customers.
Why 100% of donations go directly to the research laboratory.
How grassroots funding helped keep the Cleveland Clinic research lab open after Dr. Vincent Tuohy’s passing.
What Phase 1 vaccine research revealed and what Phase 2 will require.
How participating shops can generate community awareness and increased car count.
How your shop can participate and access promotional resources.

Brakes for Breasts demonstrates what can happen when the automotive industry comes together around a cause. Shops can serve their customers, strengthen their communities, grow their businesses, and help fund research that could change lives. Every shop, every customer, and every dollar can make a difference.

https://www.brakesforbreasts.com/

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Top 5 Qualities of a Genuine Service Advisor [RR 1106]

What makes a good service advisor great?

Levi Linesman, performance coach at Autoflow, shares the five human qualities that separate a good service advisor from a truly trusted professional. With 25 years of automotive experience, including 15 years at the service desk, Levi explains why eye contact, a smile, warmth, caring, and humility can turn everyday transactions into long-term customer relationships.

The conversation also explores sophisticated professionalism, the role of AI in the customer experience, proactive communication, hiring for coachability, and why the best advisors know when to simply say, “I don’t know.”

What You’ll Learn

The 5 qualities that define a genuine service advisor.

How admitting mistakes can actually increase customer trust.
Why AI should support the service advisor, not replace the human connection.
How digital vehicle inspections can improve transparency and communication.
Why coachability and continuous learning are essential for advisors.
How proactive communication reduces customer anxiety.
Why setting clear expectations can dramatically improve the customer experience.
What shop owners should look for when hiring their next service advisor.

Great service advisors do more than sell repairs. They build trust, reduce anxiety, communicate with honesty, and make customers feel cared for. Technology can make the process more efficient, but genuine human connection remains one of the most powerful advantages a shop can offer.

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An Honor and a Milestone for Brakes for Breasts

Tracy and I were truly honored to stand inside the Cleveland Clinic this year for the Brakes for Breasts check presentation—and I have to tell you, it hit us in a way we didn’t expect. I want to start off with the website URL: brakesforbreasts.com/ What we witnessed wasn’t just a milestone. It was proof…

Your Shop’s Toughest Competitor Is in the Mirror [THA 499]

Who is your shop’s toughest competitor: the business down the street, or the people inside your own four walls?

Carm Capriotto sits down with shop owners Dwayne Myers and Al Oramas to explore internal competition and why the biggest threats to a shop’s success often come from within. The conversation challenges owners to stop obsessing over competitors and start examining their own leadership, consistency, processes, and customer experience.

What You’ll Learn

Why operational consistency matters and how small deviations can create chaos.
Why owners can’t effectively lead from the “engine room.”
How true delegation requires owners to let go of control and trust their teams.
Why “everything speaks” when it comes to the customer experience.
How standing at the curb can reveal things owners no longer notice inside their own shops.
How simple physical and operational improvements can create meaningful change.
Why asking employees what they love and what they would change can reveal the true health of a business.

Your greatest competitor may be staring back at you in the mirror. The shops that grow stronger are willing to look inward, challenge their own habits, listen to their teams, and consistently raise the standard. Leadership isn’t about controlling every detail; it’s about creating the environment, expectations, and trust that allow the entire team to perform at its best.

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Bring the Classroom to the Shop: Raising the Bar For On-Site Training [RR 1105]

What if the best place to train your technicians isn’t a classroom, but your own shop?

In this episode of Remarkable Results Radio, Carm Capriotto sits down with Brandon Steckler, former Motor Age editor and industry educator, to discuss S.W.A.T. (Steckler Worldwide Automotive Technical Training and Diagnostics) and his mission to elevate automotive repair through hands-on education, diagnostic support, and a culture of continuous learning.

Brandon explains why effective training should close knowledge gaps rather than simply provide quick answers, and why shop owners should view education as an investment in their people, their business, and the entire local repair community.

What You’ll Learn

How S.W.A.T. combines just-in-time diagnostic support with technician training.
Why on-site training can create stronger technical foundations and better diagnostic habits.
Why shop owners shouldn’t fear inviting neighboring businesses to participate in training.
How collaboration between local shops can strengthen the entire automotive repair community.
Why technicians need to become “perpetual students” as vehicle technology continues to evolve.
How investing in training can improve technician confidence, productivity, and profitability.
Why bringing education directly into the shop can shorten the distance between learning and earning.

Great technical training doesn’t simply help a technician fix today’s vehicle. It builds the knowledge, habits, confidence, and diagnostic thinking needed for tomorrow’s challenges. Brandon’s message is clear: shops that consistently invest in education create stronger professionals, stronger teams, and a stronger industry.

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Hiring Our Future: Are We Attractive and Professional Enough?

Every one of us who is invested in the ongoing success of our beloved industry understands the challenge. We need more people. We need talented people to join our businesses, grow our companies, serve our customers, and keep the vehicles that millions of people depend on safe and reliable. We have been talking about the…

Engage, Educate, Reward: How Today’s Class Is Changing Auto Repair Training [THA 498]

What if the best way to train an automotive team isn’t another four-hour evening class, but a few minutes of learning every day?

Carm Capriotto sits down with David Boyes, President of Today’s Class, and Brad Updegraff, owner of Dave’s Ultimate Automotive, to explore how continuous learning and gamification are creating more engaged, knowledgeable teams.

Brad shares how his seven-location operation uses Today’s Class to support ASE certification, keep experienced technicians current with rapidly changing vehicle technology, and turn training into something employees actually want to participate in.

What You’ll Learn

Why daily learning can be more effective than traditional after-hours training.
How raffles, auctions, and rewards turn training into a team-building experience.

How shop-versus-shop competition can create stronger teamwork than individual leaderboards.
How custom training content can identify knowledge gaps and strengthen advisor performance.
Why continuous learning is essential as vehicle technology continues to evolve.
What’s coming next for Today’s Class, including EV, hybrid, electrical, leadership, and financial training.

Training doesn’t have to feel like a requirement. When learning is consistent, accessible, rewarding, and connected to career growth, it can become part of the culture. Brad and David demonstrate how gamification can turn education into daily engagement while helping automotive professionals build the skills needed for the future.

Optimize training with Today’s Class: In just 5 minutes daily, boost knowledge retention and improve team performance. Find Today’s Class on the web at https://www.todaysclass.com/

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Inside the ASTA Expo 2026: Training, Technology, and Tribal Networking [RR 1104]

What happens when one of the industry’s fastest-growing events doubles its exhibit space and brings together more than 200 exhibitors, 80+ training sessions, and thousands of automotive professionals?

Carm Capriotto sits down with Ryan Ragan, Executive Director of the Automotive Service and Tire Alliance (ASTA), for a preview of the upcoming ASTA Expo in Raleigh, North Carolina. Ryan shares what makes this year’s event different, from its massive growth and unique Survivor themed networking experience to next-generation training and technology designed for today’s increasingly complex vehicles.

What You’ll Learn

Why the ASTA Expo has more than doubled its exhibit space to over 112,000 square feet.
What attendees can expect from more than 200 exhibitors and 80+ educational sessions.
How the Survivor themed networking activities are designed to get attendees out of their comfort zones and meeting new people.
How AI, virtual reality, and augmented reality are changing automotive training.
Why today’s automotive professionals need skills beyond turning wrenches.
How the event is designed to serve everyone from first-year apprentices to experienced shop owners.

The ASTA Expo is evolving alongside the automotive industry. With expanded education, emerging technology, creative networking, and opportunities to connect with professionals across the industry, the event is designed to help attendees learn, adapt, and build relationships that move the industry forward.

Exclusive $25 off your ASTA Registration with Code: Results25

Register Here: https://astausa.org/buy-expo-tickets

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Life Skills: Is This Our Responsibility?

Critical Note: We don’t elevate an industry by fixing more cars. We elevate an industry by developing better people.  I hear it all the time. “Kids today just don’t have soft skills.” Some people blame schools. Others blame parents. Many blame social media. While there may be some truth in each of those arguments, I…

Mastering Shop Flow with Online Scheduling and AI Communication [THA 497]

What if the key to a better customer experience wasn’t working harder, but creating better shop flow?

Murray Voth of RPM Training and shop owner Doug Brackett join Carm Capriotto to discuss how online scheduling, AI-powered communication, and intentional processes can reduce front-counter chaos while improving efficiency and customer satisfaction.

What You’ll Learn

Why online scheduling should function as a reservation request, not an automatic appointment.
How setting the “next expectation” builds customer trust and reduces anxiety.
Why qualifying customers helps create a better experience for everyone.
How AI and digital communication reduce interruptions and free advisors to build stronger relationships.
The operational strategies behind a calm, highly productive service counter.
Real-world performance metrics that demonstrate the power of better shop flow.

The best shops don’t eliminate the human touch, they eliminate unnecessary chaos. By combining clear communication, intentional scheduling, and smart technology, shop owners can create a more predictable workflow, a better customer experience, and a less stressful environment for both employees and clients.

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Why Employees Disengage and How Leaders Reconnect Them [RR 1103]

Why are so many employees disengaged at work, and what can leaders do about it?

Dr. JJ Peterson explores how business leaders can cure employee disengagement by applying the StoryBrand framework to their management style. The episode addresses a massive workplace crisis: roughly 80% to 90% of the American workforce identifies as disengaged, meaning they are stressed, disconnected, and not giving their best. Because a boss can impact an employee’s mental health even more than a therapist, Dr. Peterson argues that leaders have a profound responsibility to show up in a way that positively impacts their team.

What You’ll Learn

Why most employees disengage and what leaders can do to change it.
The four workplace character roles: Victim, Villain, Hero, and Guide.
Why great leaders stop trying to be the hero and instead help their employees succeed.
How empathy and authority work together to build trust and accountability.
Why people want to feel they matter more than they want to feel motivated.
How defining purpose and creating a shared story strengthens company culture.
Why repairing relationships after mistakes builds lasting trust and psychological safety.

Dr. Peterson notes that people don’t wake up wanting to be motivated; they wake up wanting to matter. Leaders must clearly communicate two things to make employees feel they matter: why the company’s work is important (e.g., alleviating severe stress for customers with broken down cars) and why the individual’s specific role in that mission is valuable. Similarly, true company culture is not about having snacks in a breakroom; it is about intentionally building a shared story where everyone knows their roles, values, and what success looks like.

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The Hidden Cost of Procrastination for Shop Owners

Guilty. Yes, I am. And if you’re honest, I bet you are too. We’ve all done it. The list grows longer. Responsibilities pile up. Important becomes urgent. “I’ll get to it tomorrow.” “It’s not due until next week.” “It can wait.” Sound familiar? As shop owners and leaders, we juggle countless responsibilities every day. Customers,…

The AI-Informed Customer Has Arrived: What It Means For Auto Repair [THA 496]

Are your customers rolling up to the counter with their vehicles already “diagnosed” by ChatGPT or Gemini?

More customers are turning to AI before they ever call your shop, using tools like ChatGPT and Gemini as the “WebMD” for their vehicles. They often arrive convinced they’ve identified the problem, making today’s service advisor responsible for validating the customer’s concerns while guiding the conversation back to proper testing and professional diagnostics.

Brian Weeks, Jon Kloosterman, and Alex Littlewood join Carm Capriotto to explore how AI is reshaping customer expectations and why the shops that thrive will be the ones that combine technology with authentic human connection.

What You’ll Learn

Why the “human premium” is becoming more valuable as AI-generated content grows.
How to respond when customers arrive with AI-generated vehicle diagnoses.
Why AI should automate administrative tasks, not customer relationships.
How AI helps service advisors and technicians become more efficient.
Strategies for adopting AI without overwhelming your team.
Why AI can reinforce the value of professional diagnostics and repair expertise.

As AI-generated content floods the internet, customers are finding it harder to separate facts from fiction. That uncertainty creates an opportunity for repair shops. AI can improve efficiency, but trust is still earned through knowledgeable people, thoughtful communication, and genuine relationships. The future belongs to shops that use AI to support the customer experience, not replace the human connection that builds lasting confidence.

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Get Out of Your Own Way: Leadership Lessons for Shop Owners [RR 1102]

What’s holding your shop back: your competition or your leadership?

Bill Haas of Auto Ignite Management joins Carm Capriotto to challenge shop owners to rethink leadership, accountability, and the value of their expertise. Anchored by his mantra, “If you’re not on your way, you’re in the way,” Bill discusses how complacency, avoiding difficult decisions, and failing to lead with intention can limit a shop’s success. He also shares why building a profitable, employee-focused business is essential for attracting top talent today and creating a business worth selling tomorrow.

What You’ll Learn

Why “specialist” better reflects today’s automotive professionals.
How shop owners can become the biggest obstacle to business growth.
Why accountability is the foundation of strong leadership.
How data leads to better financial and operational decisions.
What creates a healthy, profitable shop culture.
Why investing in employees increases your shop’s long-term value.

The most successful shops are led by owners who embrace accountability, value their team’s expertise, and continually invest in their people and culture. Build a business employees want to join, customers trust, and future buyers will want to own.

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Bring the Classroom to the Shop

Carmism: The shortest distance between learning and earning is bringing education to your shop. One of the most exciting trends in the automotive repair industry is the growing commitment to on-site training. A strong option for continuing education is when the instructor comes to your shop, to your team, and to your equipment. Learning happens where…

The “Kohl’s Cash” of Auto Repair: Turning Customer Rewards Into Repeat Business [THA 495]

What keeps customers coming back when the shop down the street is advertising lower prices?

Tom Sciortino of Total Automotive and Jeff Rudnick of Pit Crew Loyalty reveal how a well-designed loyalty program can become your shop’s competitive advantage. Drawing from Tom celebrating 40 years in business, they share how rewarding customers, celebrating milestones, and investing in the community create stronger relationships, more referrals, and sustainable growth.

What You’ll Learn

How customer loyalty programs increase repeat visits and average repair orders.
Why rewards help differentiate your shop from price-driven competitors.
Creative referral strategies that attract high-quality new customers.
How time-sensitive rewards can recover deferred work and win back inactive customers.
Ways to celebrate business milestones that engage employees and customers.
Why community involvement builds trust, loyalty, and lasting relationships.

Loyalty is more than a rewards program. When combined with meaningful community engagement and exceptional customer experiences, it becomes a powerful strategy for increasing retention, referrals, and sustainable business growth.

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