Your
dealership is making sales, but not every happy customer will
write a positive review. Here’s what you can do to get positive reviews from
your happy customers.
1: Request them on Social Media
Many
of your customers share pictures of their brand new car on social media apps like
Facebook. This is the right time to start a conversation with them about their
dealership experience, and if the response is encouraging, request
an online review.
2: Send a Personalized Email
Once
you request a review on social media, follow up using personalized emails.
Even
if all of your happy customers aren’t available on social media, you can still drop a personalized
email requesting a review.
3: Make Space for Reviews on
Your Auto Dealer Website
Every
auto dealer website needs a page where customers can publish their reviews.
Do
not complicate the review process, since it will only discourage consumers.
Think twice before asking for detailed signup information before they can log
in and write a review. Ideally, it should be just writing a review and publishing
it with a single click on the "Send” button.
If
you subscribe to Buyerater, then getting customers to write a location-verified
review right at the dealership is as easy as a couple of clicks. For details, watch the video.
4: Use Sentiment Analysis
Tools
Sentiment
Analysis tools help you comprehensively understand customer sentiment.
Customers
who hold you in high esteem are potential candidates for customer loyalty
campaigns. Including these customers in your long term campaigns also shows them that
your car dealership values customer relationships, increasing your chances of
getting genuine online reviews.
5: Offer Incentives for
Writing a Review
Offer something in return to customers willing to review your dealership. This not only encourages your satisfied customers to publish reviews, but also nudges them to visit the dealership again to claim the incentive.
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