Why is establishing public trust and brand awareness so crucial in the collision repair sector?
Replied byMatt Ebert
Founder & CEO at Crash Champions
Niche: Retail
Revenue: Approx. $250 Million/month
Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
Started: 1999
Nobody gets excited about needing a collision repair shop unless they have been in an accident. If consumers do not know or trust you before they need you, they will not bring their vehicles to your shops. Brand trust is our primary customer acquisition tool.
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