Adm consulting reputation management v5

Editor's Notes

• #4: NOTE: make this nicer – add logos of the OEM’s in the word doc Please add logos of Acura, Honda, Mercedes, Toyota, Nissan, Infiniti, mini, ford, FordDirect.com, Ford Certified Pre-Owned, Lincoln-mercury, Mazda, jaguar, Cadillac, Subaru, Volvo at the bottom.
• #8: Luis – animate the 4.
• #9: Show a customer shopping online with these 4 bullet points next to them in small font
• #12: LUIS – animate the 3 points, one at a time. My notes: Two of the three dealers have less than 4 reviews. If they asked 100 happy customers to post reviews they would have a near perfect review score and online reputation. In the past dealers would ask happy customers to write a letter they could post on their wall for other customers to see at the dealership and today dealers are asking customers to write reviews online that everyone can sell all over the internet. Where would you prefer to have a positive letter, in your dealership where hundreds can see it or online where hundreds of thousands can see it?
• #16: Animate the enlarged copy after one click. Then Animate 2 comments on the right – the 1st TIP appears with one click and then it disapears and the 2nd appears.
• #31: Show a visual of this check list. On the following slides animate one question at a time. Do this for the entire diagnostic
• #35: In general, dealerships will create new websites or populate positive content on existing websites that posses a lot of search authority to ensure they get all the results on Google page one for their dealership name. By having all the results on Google page one the dealer pushes down other results for competitors, 3rd party lead providers who try to siphon their internet consumers to sell to their competitors and online review sites that could include a negative review that turns off a customer that was searching for them on the internet. 
• #37: Replace list of sites with their logos instead of written names. Space out nicely
• #38: Replace Google Places in words with its logo. If you cant find a google places logo put Google Maps logo
• #39: Luis – add dealer rater logo to the top and add it to the top of this screen shote. Paste it together to look like the actual page, even though you are pasting it. My Notes: The DealerRater.com Certified Dealership Program is a car dealer partnership program. Dealerships that qualify for this program must be in good standing with DealerRater.com and must be committed to quality customer service. Certified Dealers have the opportunity to actively engage DealerRater.com reviews and potential customers. Dealer Rater is the most dealer friendly of all review sites. You have the opportunity to really control your reputation and feed content to your website; microsite; and social networks. In addition you can purchase ad space on your page and your competitors. Another advantage of DR is posting your inventory to your Facebook page with a free DR app."
• #40: Replace all the letters for the logos. For example, yelp.com should be the logo instead.
• #41: Replace insider pages with the logo
• #42: Replace name of merchant circle with the logo.
• #44: Replace city search with logo
• #45: Replace super pages with logo
• #50: Animate one slide at a time
• #57: Keep this slide but also create others by taking all these challenges and solutions and animate one per slide. Make each slide have one challenge and one solution .
• #58: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #59: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #60: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #61: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #62: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #63: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #64: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #65: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #66: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides
• #67: Animate this slide also, with one action coming out at a time. Also, create one slide per action and make the words bigger – on those slides you won’t need to have the header of ACTION, WHO, WHEN. Do this for both action plan slides