Toolweb Marketing; a division of Integrated Supply Network, based in Lakeland, FL, has released a new product video. The most recent video features a new product introduced by Electronic Specialties; a specialty diagnostic equipment company based in Genoa City, WI. The short video is an introductory film on the features, benefits and applications of the newest tool by ESI; The Short Buddy.
To view the video, click HERE.
Shops can share positive reviews and testimonials directly to a Google business profile or Facebook page.
Mitchell 1 is making it easier than ever for auto repair shops to effectively manage and promote their businesses on Google and other social media platforms with the launch of the Google Campaigns from SureCritic, a new and exclusive feature within SocialCRM’s premium LocalSearch services.
“The service is designed to give independent shops more control of their online presence and overall brand visibility on Google so they can cost effectively compete with the major corporate chains and attract new customers,” said Marcus Mackell, director of SocialCRM services for Mitchell 1. “A key benefit is that it simplifies the process of creating, sharing and promoting online content. With Google Campaigns, shops can do so with a click of a button through a single source rather than having to log into multiple sites, manage multiple profiles and rely on creative folks to develop content.”
They are joining forces to showcase the wide array of career paths in the world of hot rodding and automotive service.
Included in the release is new coverage for 77 product categories.
Registration now open for two-day training event.
Applications deliver late-model coverage for 20 popular import and domestic vehicles.
Among the new releases are Dorman OE FIX repair solutions designed to help save time, money or increase reliability.
Seminars and coursework focused on advanced vehicle technologies for those wishing to advance their skills.
Both companies only focus on the automotive aftermarket and have the same goal of keeping those bays full.
The release includes direct fit EPA converters covering more than 6.6 million vehicles in operation.
