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OK John, we have passed out the #1 pencils and wide lined paper, what's next?
Stay tuned, my young Padawan....
OK John, we have passed out the #1 pencils and wide lined paper, what's next?
Stay tuned, my young Padawan....![]()
ISM is the most important customer service job in the dealership.
I'm sorry, I was under the impression that you had thought this through.

He has
And is in the process of seeing it operate in the real world right now.
Alex, is Quinn in time out?
Quinn is learning to keep his mouth shut. That simple little post has someone's wheels spinning, which makes WEEKS of extra work for me.
We're deep in the CRM development and preparation cave. Occasionally we get out to post on DealerRefresh, but I just sent Quinn back to the cave .....you can thank me later![]()
# Summary This thread debates the proper role and autonomy of an Internet Director at a dealership, with participants arguing that internet sales represent the most effective marketing channel yet are often undermined by poor organizational structure and lack of management support. Key contributors identify that Internet Directors face challenges not just from their own responsibilities but from fragmented dealership cultures where floor salespeople and desk managers don't understand or properly handle internet-sourced customers. The core insight is that an Internet Director's success depends critically on GM/GSM backing and autonomy, combined with dealership-wide visibility into the online sales process—not merely getting "buy-in" from managers who may be incompetent or resistant to change.