St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) January 09, 2013 Wildwood Insurance Services, Inc., a provider of online auto insurance as well as home, health, life and business insurance, announces the launch of a new program designed specifically for auto dealers.
According to Julie Hobart, general manager of Wildwood Insurance Services, Inc., the auto industry
has been one of the hardest hit in this worldwide economic slowdown.
The auto industry was a major focus for many of the government actions
that were taken to prevent the economy from slipping into a depression.
As a result of the recession,
Hobart says auto dealers were forced to find additional sources of
revenue and most have found it in the F&I department aftermarket
products. Wildwood Insurances Services’
new program makes it possible for dealers to offer the final missing
component to their total auto care package. The company sets the dealer
up to offer property insurance and online auto insurance. They provide a turnkey package that allows the dealer to sell auto only, auto and home or all lines of insurance. Wildwood Insurance Services provides 24/7 back office support, training, access to a multitude of competitive top rated online auto insurance carriers, technology, website design and marketing support.
In addition to the F&I
department, the dealer will see an increase in revenue in the body shop
and service departments – primarily because the online auto insurance
agent is always the first person contacted in the event of an accident.
Combining the increased revenue in the F&I, body shop and service
department, the dealer should see substantial revenue increases.
Therefore, if a dealer wants to
increase revenues, expand services, improve customer satisfaction and
retention, he will like this program. It is just as beneficial to the
customer as it is to the dealer. The customer should save money on their
auto insurance, and all services and repairs will meet manufacturer’s
specifications.
Wildwood Insurance Services
was established in 1964 by Wayne L. Smith incorporated in 1983.
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