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eCommerce in Action: How to Build a Stronger Relationship With Wholesale Customers

Sponsored By Autologue Computer Systems, Inc.

Date: December 9, 2021

The best companies make it easy for their customers to do business with them. Streamlining purchasing, invoice recall, and delivery status not only shows the customer that you value their time, but it can also increase efficiencies within your own organization.

eCommerce is a game changer for parts distributors. It can improve your relationship with wholesale customers by making your products available 24/7, giving you an advantage over companies with limited hours.

Attend this free webinar to learn from four distributors who have embraced eCommerce.

The conversations will include:
* Why and how these companies got started with eCommerce;
* Hurdles they faced, and how they overcame them;
* Tactics they used to make sure their customers were aware of the new eCommerce features;
* And more

AftermarketNews editor Amy Antenora will discuss the topic and take audience questions with Jim Franco, CEO of Autologue. Franco has been in the auto industry for nearly 60 years as a service station owner, a jobber, a machine shop owner, and now leading an organization that supplies technology to more than 5,000 automotive stores.

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