Automotive Vendor Ratings

[Jeff Glackin]

It's funny to see this list, so obviously from Capterra (they try to rank all everything software)
https://www.capterra.com/auto-dealer-software/

You have to wonder how viable and active they are when companies like Reynolds and ADp only have a dozen reviews. They list DDC control center as a separate software offering. It is the CMS for their website.

 

[Alexander Lau]

You have to wonder how viable and active they are when companies like Reynolds and ADp only have a dozen reviews. They list DDC control center as a separate software offering. It is the CMS for their website.

I couldn't agree more, it looks bot-infected or rigged.

 

[Alex Snyder]

You have to wonder how viable and active they are when companies like Reynolds and ADp only have a dozen reviews. They list DDC control center as a separate software offering. It is the CMS for their website.

Unfortunately, many GMs, VPs, DPs, etc. do not sniff out the right sites that better represent reality. This is especially the case for smart sales teams that game Capterra's system and then recommend a potential client to look at it. I'd definitely do that if I was losing the review war on Driving Sales.

Fortunately, though, there are now directories with reviews beyond Driving Sales. Competition is a good thing :thumbup:

 

[cenposChris]

AWA is a paid submission program in which almost every vendor that pays to submit receives a award..
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Any time you must pay to play, it will not reflect the 'best' in the marketplace. Not everyone will pay. That's a fact. There's a slew of "Top 10" and "Best of" you name it web sites (many run by the same people) and they often have a bunch of third rate companies that were willing to pony up while industry leaders never make the list. AWA does have a vetting process, but the winners are still the 'best of' those willing to pay so they can have bragging rights in their promotional materials.

Christine Speedy
CenPOS

 

[Leonore911]

Thanks for sharing