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In order to accomplish this, youll need to become aware of the many benefits this program
offers.
Text: BENEFITS Assets: AP11_01a_p04 CSR hands on hips illustration 6 Dialogue: Action: Words appear
The Automotive Loan-A-Tool program is a unique value-added service that no other Canadian Automotive retailer presently offers
Text: Automotive Loan-A-Tool Program Unique Value-Added Service Assets: AP11_01a_p04 CSR hands on hips AP11_01a_p01 - Loan a tool logo 7 Dialogue: Action: Words appear
As a part of the automotive team at your store youre going to want to provide a
Text: TEAM Assets: AP11_01a_p07 Car AP11_01a_p23 photo of storefront 8 Dialogue: Action: Car + Team and image of store appear around CSR.
customers so that theyll be able to find all the tools and parts they need
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Before we get into the details, lets talk about our goals for this program. 1. Sell more auto parts and the specialty tools customers need to install them 2. Increase customer satisfaction 3. Become known as the
GOALS FOR THE PROGRAM 1. Sell more products 2. Increase customer satisfaction 3. One stop shop for DIYers
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Most of the people who want to borrow tools from us are DIYers.
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Meet Jim, His rear brakes have been squealing and he knows enough about cars to know that that means hes going to need some new brake pads soon.
Text: Jim Assets: AP11_01a_p07 Car (add animated squeak fx) AP11_01a_p08 Jim Standing 13 Action: Car appears with squealing brake symbols emanating from back wheel
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He knows how to do the job, because he used to help his dad change the brake pads on their AMC Gremlin when he was a kid.
--Jims dads old car He remembers his first brake job Assets: AP11_01a_P09 photo of Gremlin AP11_01a_P24 - Jim looking over 14 Dialogue:
He also knows that hes going to need a Rear Disk Brake Piston Tool in order to complete the job, but
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its not something hed really want to buy because he probably wont need it that often.
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Jim just learned about the LoanA-Tool Program in his weekly flyer
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Ron, who was working at the Parts counter went and got the Tool for Jim and also sold Jim the brake pads that he needed as well. He quickly showed Jim the tool and reminded him about the easy-to-follow user instructions found inside the tool kit. After Jim completed the sign-out form and understood the terms of the loan,
Lets review what just happened. Ron demonstrated great customer service by: 1. Getting the right tool kit. 2. Selling the necessary parts for the job. 3. Reviewing the tool and highlighting the user instructions. 4. Completing the sign-out form, going over the terms of loan/use, and processing the loan transaction at the Service Desk.
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Review Great customer service: Get the toolkit Sell the parts Review the instructions Complete sign-out form (reviewing terms of use) Process loan transaction at Service Desk
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While Jim was at the store he was also able to pick up the garden hose and the new rolls of hockey tape that he needed as
well.
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stopped in at the store to drop off the Rear Disk Brake Piston Tool that he had borrowed.
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Everyone wins, Jim saved time by getting everything he needed in one place and now thinks of Canadian Tire every time hes got some work to do on his car.
Text: --Canadian Tire = One Stop Shop Assets: AP11_01_P08 - Jim standing (reuse photo from above) AP11_01a_p07 Car AP11_01_P21 CTC logo 26 Dialogue: Action: Car and triangle appear in bubble
He knows that he can get everything he needs in one place without running all over town.
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In fact, hes feeling more empowered and may now consider more difficult DIY jobs by relying on Canadian Tire to provide the complete solution.
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We win because we sold more products and created one more satisfied customer.
Text: We Win - With Great customer relations Assets: AP11_01_P08 - Jim standing (reuse photo from above) AP11_01a_p20 CSR thumbs up illustration 29 Dialogue: Action: Store appears in bubble
Lets take a look at the types of jobs people will be looking for help with. There are 59 different tools that we have available,
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Weve grouped them into the 9 project areas that customers will most likely be interested in doing. You can explore the most popular
project types, and the tools and parts necessary to complete them, by using our interactive lesson. Here you can also take a look at the suggested steps to follow to loan a tool and some best practices. Click here to check it out.
Text: TYPES OF JOBS 9 Project Areas Suspension Steering Wheel Service General Service General Pullers Fuel and Ignition Engine Service Diagnostic Clutch and Transmission Brake Assets: Action: Text appears onscreen Link to lesson appears