author.com
  Main Page :> About Us :> Place Your Link :> Privacy of Info :> ToS :> Submit Article
Search:   
 
 

Custom Spinner Rims - Spinner Attachments

Most spinning rims are spinner attachments mounted on custom wheels. But they will not work on just ... - Steven Farber
 

Tips On Buying An RV Extended Warranty

From the day you buy your new RV or motorhome, things are going to start breaking. It's a fact of RV ... - Jim Johnson
 

Presumption and the Lemon Law

You've heard the old adage, "If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's ... - Donald Ladew
 
 

Ferrari Fan Merchandise

If you are a fan of Ferrari??s (who among us is not), it is safe to say that you probably have some ... - Robert Palmer
 

Toyota: The New Number One?

General Motors is number one, but Toyota is gaining. Who will be the winner by the end of this year? - Matthew Keegan
 
 

Main Page » Automotive » Car Washes
 

Customer Relations Manual for Mobile Car Washes and Auto Detailers

 

Are you in the mobile car wash business? If not, you should be. A mobile car wash can help your current business immensely, as it caters to all types of customers and potential clientele. If you are wise, chances are either you or someone in your family is in the mobile car wash business. But are you getting out as much as you should from the business? You will need a customer relations manual to insure you are indeed, covering all your basis.

Customer relations in the mobile car wash business and auto detailing industry is a key to strong referrals and increased business per stop. I have written a customer relations manual for a mobile car wash and auto detailing. Of course our business will be run some what different than your business model so you will need to write your own. Below is an outline for our customer relation operation manual; I suggest you take this outline and slightly modify it to fit your small business and then write two-three paragraphs for each item. You will be glad you did and it will assist you in making more money, cleaning more cars and SUVs per stop and make your business the "Talk of the Town."

CUSTOMER RELATIONS

I. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE

A. Free Wash

B. Money Back

C. Rain Checks

D. Rain Insurance Fee

E. You Are A Business Expense

II. TELL A FRIEND

A. Referral Bonuses

1. Discounts

2. Free Wash

3. Customer Award

B. Ask For Referrals

C. Thank Customers

III. WE LOVE OUR CUSTOMERS

A. Advertise It

B. Live It

C. Say It

D. Start A Program

IV. TESTIMONIALS

A. Offer Free Detail For Best Testimonial

B. Print It On Flyer

C. In Newspaper

D. Radio Show

E. Etc.

V. SECRETARIES/MOTHERS/VALENTINES DAY

A. Free Washes

B. Roses

C. Discounts

D. Etc.

VI. CUSTOMER REALLY IS RIGHT

A. Handling Complaints

B. Fix It

C. Removing Customer

D. Bad Checks

VII. NO MONEY

A. Write Check

B. Credit Card

C. Pay Next Week

D. Free-Bee's

VIII. DAMAGE CLAIMS

A. Pay Promptly

B. Admit Guilt

C. Deny And Pay Anyway

D. Apologize

E. Irate Customers

F. Franchisor's Help

G. Slip And Fall Professionals

IX. PROPERTY OWNERS/MANAGERS

A. Free Car Washes

B. Fax Insurance

C. Politeness

D. Customers, Tenants, Help

E. Refer New Tenants

F. Hard Nose Managers

F. Polite Threats

H. Recommendations From Chamber

I. Self Contained Water - Water Theft

J. Condominiums

K. Apartments

L. Complexes

M. Large Corporations

X. OVERSPRAY, NOISE, BLOCKING

A. Free Wash

B. Apologize

XI. EXTRA MILE

A. Tires

B. Free Services

C. Squeezing Them In

D. Removing Scratches

XII. NETWORKING

A. Refer Customers To Each Other

B. Ask What They Need

XIII. CUSTOMER OF THE WEEK

A. Program

B. Certificates

C. Free Washes

XIV. RESPECT FOR NON-CUSTOMERS

A. Parking Lot Solicitations

B. Office Visits (Excuses)

C. Regulars (Time)

D. Future Customers

XV. FRIENDLINESS

A. Waving

B. Honking

C. Thumbs Up

D. Grocery Stores

XVI. TYPES OF CUSTOMERS

A. Aviation

B. Marine

C. Fleet

D. Corporations

E. Mom's

F. Hobbyists

G. Working People

H. Property Managers

I. Heavy Equipment

J. Etc.

Author: Lance Winslow
 
Author Bio:

Lance Winslow

Currently Lance is retired at age 40 and is running an Online Think Tank Forum while traveling North America. Perhaps considering something extremely challenging to do that will exercise his mind and utilize all his experiences, observations and skills. Any ideas?

 
 
 

Related Articles

 
Avoiding Disaster: Choosing the Right Auto Insurance Company
 
Fuel Cell Robots Are Here
 
Dodge Neon: From Race Track to Exquisite Interior
 
Joe Waters
 
Car Leasing - Top 10 Most Requested Lease Vehicles
 
Blue Book Used Car Prices
 
A Fresh Look at Aerobic Videos
 
Computer Firewall - Your Vital Defense Against A Virtual Attack
 
Is There A Future For Performance Hybrids?
 
Solutions to Your Common Car Problems
 
 
 
Get 3 way links
 

Fashion & Lifestyle

Education & Learning

Games & Play

Society & Issues

Realty & Property

Travel & Accommodation

Hygiene & Health

Healthcare & Treatment

Banking & Finance

Business & Services

Eating & Drinking

Adventure & Sports

Law & Politics

Recreation

Art & Culture

Automotive

Children

News & Media

Self Help

Home Family & Garden

Careers & Employment

Computers & Software

Research & Science

Shopping & Auction

 
Main Page :> Privacy of Info :> ToS  
Copyright © www.authorspoint.com - All Rights Reserved