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“When you strike the right balance, your shop doesn’t just survive, it thrives.” Two Engines, One Goal Auto repair and tire shop owners often face a common marketing dilemma: Should you focus on long-term brand building or short-term performance results? The truth is, you need both. Brand marketing builds trust and recognition, while performance marketing […]
In the competitive auto repair and tire sales world, most market budgets go toward immediate results—driving new customers and first-time visits. Acquisition channels like Google Ads, social media promotions, discounts, and direct mail are all designed to drive new appointments. But what if you could make every marketing dollar work harder, compounding your results over […]
When running a successful multi-location tire dealership or auto repair shop, your customers’ first interaction often begins with a phone call. This first impression can make or break their experience, impacting everything from brand perception to your bottom line. Inconsistent customer service can lead to lost leads and a damaged reputation. Let’s explore why focusing […]
After more than a decade of marketing for multi-location tire dealers and auto repair shops across the country, we have seen the same mistake over and over: Shop owners spend too much money on customer acquisition and too little on customer retention. As a tire dealer, you’re all too familiar with the constant struggle to […]
As a tire dealer or repair shop owner, you know that effective marketing is the key to attracting new customers and retaining your loyal ones. However, developing a marketing plan can be a daunting task. Each day brings a new wave of emails promising the latest, greatest way to put cars in your bays. How […]
You aren’t in this alone. Tread Partners has one very important rule: you own your domain. There are quite a few reasons why we want you to own your domain – namely being: it’s yours. You’ve used that domain since your company first got on the internet and you’ll use that domain long after your […]
