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Pied Piper Management Company, LLC helps brands improve the omnichannel sales and service performance of their retailers.

Dealer Mystery Shopper™

Dealer mystery shopper programs has existed for decades, but historically these programs have provided very “qualitative” opinion-based results that, while “interesting,” have not provided factual measurement of how effectively a dealership sells.  Dealership personnel have also asked whether a dealer mystery shopper really behaves the same as a “real” customer.

The patent-pending Pied Piper Prospect Satisfaction Index® (PSI®) process was developed to overcome these historical shortcomings of dealer mystery shopper programs, to provide instead factual measurement of how effectively a dealership sells, and specifically what can be done to improve those sales.

Pied Piper PSI mystery shopper programs are easy to order on-line, and simple to use by both dealership personnel and manufacturer employees.  

Go to www.piedpiperpsi.com for more details.

Pied Piper develops and runs sales & marketing programs to maximize performance of dealer networks.

Examples of Pied Piper programs:

Go to www.piedpipermc.com for more details about Pied Piper Management Company LLC.

 
What others are Saying:
"We’ve built a process at our 19 dealerships and 35 brands around Pied Piper’s mystery shop results. Bottom line? It works. We are very pleased not only with the improvements Pied Piper has helped us make, but also the great support provided."
Group VP ~ 5-Year PPMC Client
Group VP: "Pied Piper drove improvement"
"We've used the bad surveys (we've had a bunch) to do some individual training. And we're training the entire staff using the survey format. I am so impressed with the Pied Piper program and surveys that I've already signed up with you guys for our other stores. Thanks for your help."
Honda Dealer Principal
"CSI surveys put pressure on dealer staff to convince consumers to give them high scores. By choosing Pied Piper PSI instead, we ensured that the evaluation of the dealership's retail practices are kept between the dealer and the OEM, and do not involve the customer."
CEO, Motorcycle Manufacturer
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