Guest Relations vs. Customer
Shifting from “customers” to “guests” can elevate your dealership’s image, improve communication, and foster stronger relationships. This post discusses why renaming your BDC to a Guest Relations Center (GRC) matters.
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Stan Sher
1/24/20171 min read
Check out our latest video excerpt that was taken from a recent BDC Training Webinar that was conducted by Stan Sher of Dealer eTraining. In this article the concept of “Guest Relations” in the dealership is discussed. We replace the phrase “Business Development Center” (BDC) with “Guest Relations Center” (GRC). This is a concept that has become a part of the culture in some of our clients’ dealerships. The whole idea here is to have a more professional image in front of the consumer.
When you treat your visitors or prospects like guests instead of customers, you have a better chance to do business with them.
The five companies described in the video are excellent examples of how guest relations is practiced in successful businesses. Another great name for the title is “Client Care Center.” The BDC Manager would be the Client Care Manager and the reps would be Client Care Representatives. Just imagine how much nicer that looks in the signature of an email than “BDC Representative.” Sales people in dealerships need to also understand how the guest relations concept works.
It should be mandatory for every employee of a dealership to go through Guest Relations training.

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