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Product Prep Delivers Exclusive Online Training Platform for Select Dealer Service

Product Prep makes its training platform free to help dealers stay current, competitive and compliant.

May 4, 2020
Product Prep Delivers Exclusive Online Training Platform for Select Dealer Service

Product Prep makes its training platform free to help dealers stay current, competitive and compliant.

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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. – Product Prep, a leading online interactive learning and training development solution, announced it has been selected by income development and organizational efficiency provider Select Dealer Service, to be the exclusive online training solution for its dealer partners. Select Dealer Service provides auto dealers with customized strategic growth and development plans to increase dealerships’ profitability opportunities, and they chose Product Prep for its highly targeted and relevant dealer-focused topics and compliance regulation courses.

Now more than ever dealers need to stay informed, on point, and up to date on training, certifications, and sales strategies.

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“Product Prep allows our team to be more effective in training finance managers while expanding our training reach to include every department,” says Select Dealer Service managing director John Munzert. “Product Prep’s dealer-specific technology and reliable delivery method gives us a huge competitive edge in the market, and also gives our dealer clients a major advantage by having access to critical tools and training.”

Product Prep’s online learning and training development system features a full catalog of HD videos and innovative curriculums carefully designed for automotive teams in finance, sales, and management departments. As dealers begin to operate as an essential business in the COVID-19 pandemic environment, there is a need to continue to drive education, training and certification, making e-learning an optimal solution. Product Prep is providing its full platform of product knowledge and compliance certification courses to dealerships at no charge for the duration of the pandemic. IN addition, the company launched its state-of-the-art live webinar series featuring auto industry veteran and online trainer and coach, Gerry Gould, also available at no cost to dealers. 

“Now more than ever dealers need to stay informed, on point, and up to date on training, certifications, and sales strategies, and Product Prep is proud to be able to provide high quality content and essential learning and accountability to managers when it’s needed the most,” says Product Prep CEO Todd Rothman. “We are fortunate to have leaders like Gerry join our initiative. The way dealership training is conducted may be changed forever and we are proud to be ahead of the curve and at the tip of this industry evolution.”

For more information on Product Prep, please visit  www.prodprep.com. For information on partnership opportunities, please contact info@prodprep.com.

Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today

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