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Brakes squeaking or grinding? Some noise is normal and some is a warning sign. Our latest article explains the difference and when to book an inspection.
PGT360 for Auto repair shops
Most people look for a mechanic when something already feels wrong with the car. PGT360 keeps your Google profile active and your reviews answered, so a worried driver finds a shop they can trust.
The challenge
Drivers worry about being overcharged or sold repairs they do not need. They read reviews looking for words like honest, explained and fair.
A breakdown sends someone to Google right away, but routine service like oil changes is easy to put off. You need to be visible for both.
Tire changeovers, winter prep and pre-road-trip checks come in waves. Posts that land just before each wave bring the bookings in early.
What it looks like
Examples of what PGT360 prepares for a business like yours. Real posts and articles use only your own facts and photos.
Brakes squeaking or grinding? Some noise is normal and some is a warning sign. Our latest article explains the difference and when to book an inspection.
James L. ★★★★★
“They showed me the worn part, fixed only what was needed and the bill matched the quote.”
Ridgeway Auto: Thank you, James. Showing you the part and sticking to the quote is how we like to work, so it means a lot that you noticed. See you at your next service.
The same post goes to your Facebook Page and Instagram, with the same photo and a link to your website.
Calls, website clicks, direction requests, reviews and leads, emailed every week and month.
Tips
A complaint about cost is read by everyone comparing shops. Explain calmly what the work included, without arguing, and invite the person to call so you can go through the invoice together.
A page that says "Brakes" helps nobody. An article that explains what a grinding noise means answers the exact question a driver types into Google when they need you.
The customer is relieved and the car runs well. Text the review link then, while the details are fresh, so the review mentions the actual work.
Yes. Write a short post with a photo and a button, and it goes out at your next Autopilot time, to Facebook and Instagram too if they are connected. PGT360 never invents offers or prices, so any deal you mention is yours to write.
They explain symptoms and common causes in plain words and suggest when to book a check, using the facts you give about your shop. You can edit any article in PGT360.
Use the "Get more reviews" link, which opens your Google review form, and text it after a visit. Regulars are often glad to help when asked directly.
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