Do You Sink or Swim?
KUKUI Administrator • June 7, 2021
The right attitude can produce some amazing things...
In this month's Shop Owner Success Webinar, Jimmy Lea is joined by shop owner Marty Ross "The Ford Guy" from TFG Automotive.
Marty used to fix cars in a car port at his house. Then he rented 3 bays in a building shared with another auto repair business. Now he owns the building, operates 6 bays, and is about to expand to include auto body service. This is a story of hard work and determination leading to true shop owner success.
Join Jimmy and Marty as they discuss the tools that helped shape the success of TFG Automotive.
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AI search is changing how customers find repair shops. Learn what helps your shop appear in ChatGPT, Google AI, and Gemini recommendations for local search results.
ChatGPT is powerful, but it’s not built for your shop. Learn how AI in your software uses real data to drive smarter decisions and better business results.
Automate your social media with 2 weekly posts published to Facebook, Instagram, and Google—keeping your shop visible online without extra work.
Learn how to evaluate AI-generated reports by separating facts, inferences, and guesses—so you can spot assumptions and avoid misleading insights.
Google doesn’t penalize AI content—low-quality, mass-produced content is the issue. Learn how auto repair shops can use AI effectively without hurting SEO.
The right tools for the right job.
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Learn how AI is changing how customers find auto repair shops and how to use it wisely. Download the Shop Owner’s Guide to AI in Marketing.
AI can evaluate your auto repair website, but its insights aren’t the same as real data. Learn where AI gets it wrong—and why those mistakes can look convincing.
