Adopt proven selling techniques to ensure the safety of all your rural lifestyle customers!
Our FREE eGuide, “Safety Strategies Volume 1: Loaders & Attachments,” highlights new ways to educate your customers on the safe operation of loaders and attachments.
Selling equipment to a first-time customer who doesn’t have operation experience could be a recipe for disaster. As dealers, we have a responsibility to ensure the safety of our customers, while keeping in mind the dangers of liability and litigation.
While farmers are typically well versed in this heavy machinery, rural lifestyle customers may be on the other end of the spectrum having no experience with equipment at all.
We’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to help you better manage the education your employees are providing to customers on the safe operation of loaders and attachments.
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Learn real-world strategies from the most trusted name in the rural equipment industry:
- Understand how to protect your dealer business from litigation
- Discover new ways to train your staff how to properly educate customers
- Educate yourself on proper strategies for keeping your customers safe
You’ll gain insights into specific business safety tactics such as:
- Getting signatures to protect yourself against careless customers
- Offering training for any and all customers regardless of skill level
- Knowing the equipment and expressing the importance of reading the operator’s manual
Expand your knowledge on how to better educate your customers.
Dealerships can’t be too diligent in educating customers. Hear what experts in the rural lifestyle equipment field are saying about selling new and used equipment to inexperienced or untrained customers. Download this FREE eGuide today and develop ways to protect your dealership from litigation.
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Yours for a better rural equipment industry,
Lynn Woolf, Managing Editor
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