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15 ways you can boost your used car profits Was this article useful? 1: Stock profile tools Taking advantage of sophisticated tools can help to identify which models are most likely to sell in a particular area. Using data from third parties to determine the best stock profile is being adopted far more widely in the sector. However, dealers also have such information in their dealership management systems (DMS). The trick is to extract and analyse it. According to CDK, which provides its Autoline DMS solution to more than half of all UK franchised dealerships, dealers with a DMS that is integ...

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January 21, 2021 9:25 Marketing data and technology business Foxcatcher continues to grow, with new head of trading Varun John the latest appointment to leave Dentsu for the Ryancap company. Simon Ryan launched Foxcatcher in late 2020 with David Gaskill at the helm, as the pair reunited after spending time as colleagues at Dentsu where Ryan was CEO for nearly three years. L-R: Varun John, David Gaskill, Andrew Molan John’s role as head of trading will see him work to shape Foxcatcher’s programmatic capabilities and develop client and partner solutions by leveraging the Foxcatcher’s dat...

DDB’s Priya Patel reflects on business, creative innovation and independents In 2020, DDB Sydney has not just navigated the pandemic, it has brought on a slew of new business, built out a media team for Johnson & Johnson, a social team for McDonald's and pushed the boundaries in creativity. Managing director Priya Patel chats to Mumbrella's Zoe Wilkinson on what keeps bringing clients back to the agency, and the strength of legacy agencies when all eyes are on independents. December 16, 2020 9:04 Priya Patel describes her two-and-a-half years at DDB Sydney as “exciting, unpredictable and ...

While Nunn isn’t interested in the ‘independents versus holding companies’ proposition – “I think it’s more about good businesses” – he’s watched the pool of indies expand and contract over the years. “There’s not too much that has happened in this industry that I haven’t seen over the 18 years,” he says. “There’s been a lot of independents come and go. Some sell out, people come back and all of a sudden there’s people in holding companies that leave the holding companies and start up their own independents and some work, some don’t work.” There’s a big d...