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60. What Collision Shop Owners Should Know About Employee Retention Credits (ERC) with Ray Roth
A lot of businesses all over the world have been hit hard by the pandemic and the collision industry is no exception. With a lot of us working from home, people were driving less and there has been a significant decrease in the number of car accidents. As
59. How a Financial Assessment Process Works - Part 1: Starting Off With a Written Continuity Plan
Recently, I was invited as a guest for the Virtual U.S. Financial Advisors podcast. The goal of this podcast is to help consumers have a better grasp of what financial advisors are for and understand the importance of having a trusted person to help them
58. Understanding Threats to Collision Shops From an Insurance Perspective
Threats come in many forms when you're a collision shop owner. There's the threat of competition, the threat of a struggling economy, and the ever-present threat of natural disasters.But one of the most important threats to businesses is the possibility
57. Changing The Way Collision Shops Compete with Mike Anderson
The collision industry is facing a tech shortage. There are more retirements than new technicians entering the field. So what must collision shops do to attract new talents, stay in business, and remain competitive? In today’s world, the shops that can ge
56. Finding Your Core Genius with Louie Sharp
Sink or swim? These are the choices that most collision shop owners face as they deal with the changes that are happening in the industry today. Its either they learn how to swim with the tides to survive or they get frustrated, burned out, and dec
55. Repairing the Repair Process with Tom Bemiller
Most people say theres so much in the collision repair industry thats broken. Theres the issue of insurance companies demanding to use after-market parts to reduce repair costs without considering how it would affect the consumers safety. There
54. Do You Know What Your Business is Worth? with Michelle Seiler-Tucker
Many business owners have no idea what the value of their business is. And when the time comes to sell their business, they base its price on how much they need to fund the next phase of their lives and not on what it's worth. Having your business e
53. How to be Big Enough to Serve and Small Enough to Care with Jacob Tilzer
When collision shops get bigger, they tend to focus more on the quantity of repair jobs. This causes the service they provide customers to suffer. As profits become the priority, everything becomes transactional and sometimes customers aren’t treated as i
52. How to Turn Customers into Repeat Clients Through Technology with John Burkhauser
Automotive repair is a highly competitive industry. And with car technology advancing at an exponential rate, shop owners must be able to keep up in order to maintain a profitable business. And one way to keep up is to make body shops g
51. Getting the Best Bang For Your Buck Through Marketing With Micki Woods
For a lot of business owners, especially in the collision industry, “marketing” is a dirty word. It’s an added expense that most small shop owners consider a luxury. Yet nowadays, having a marketing strategy has become a necessity and is considered