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Equipment Dealer Tips, Tales & Takeaways

Communications: Now Repeat What I Just Said ...

"Now, repeat what I just said." These are the words my wife uses to end all our communications, especially the honey-do jobs and my trips to procure her needed supplies. This forces good communication, she states. Good communication is the key to success in marriage, relations with one's mother-in-law and, of course, in running an equipment dealership. Lack of -- or bad -- communication always leads to expensive events and teaching moments. Equipment Dealer Tips, Tales & Takeaways is brought to you by the Solectrac.
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Equipment Dealer Tips, Tales & Takeaways

Loaded Up & Ready to Go

Blog #1 serves as introduction to the expert author tips dealers will receive from this veteran of the rural lifestyle equipment business.
Anything I’ll be able to contribute will be the byproducts of an impressive volume of lessons learned. There are many daily mistakes in a long career from farming, corporate OEM experience and daily dealership dealings (they taught me alliteration at Murray State University) and of course, from my mother-in-law. You will get to know her well. Equipment Dealer Tips, Tales & Takeaways is brought to you by the Solectrac.
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Rural Lifestyle Dealer Launches New Expert-Author Blog Series

Industry veteran Tim Brannon to share sage wisdom, laughs with fellow equipment dealerships.

Told from the perspective of an in-the-trenches owner/operator, the new “Equipment Dealer Tips, Tales & Takeaways” blog shares knowledge, experiences and tips/lessons with fellow rural equipment dealerships throughout North America. 


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Key steps in the diversity journey
Part 3: Diversity & Inclusion

3 Ways Your Dealership Can Benefit from Diversity & Inclusion

Diversity & Inclusion can bring a new segment of customers that may be unaware of you to your dealership, but it takes commitment from the entire organization to make it happen — starting at the top.
In the last two articles, we shared the business case for diversity and outlined three reasons why it matters. We talked about the changing growth dynamics in rural areas. Including the numerous financial and growth business benefits for your dealerships, and the driving force and the undeniable influence of the next generation of Millennial and Gen Z customers.
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