Why you should use standard operating procedures for customer communications.
Description
We’ve all heard the expression “buy once, cry once,” and for some auto parts, those are words of wisdom. For others, the extra costs are unnecessary, and economical parts can be used instead. It’s up to you to explain the differences to your customers. Nick, Miriam, and Greaser give their perspectives on the smartest ways to spend on vehicle parts and repairs.
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