Around the world in 30 days
Chronicling a bustling, busy month in the carwash market.
A powerful carwash brain
From creation to fabrication, a myriad of processes have morphed and benefited from the addition of new technology, such as with modern POS systems.
Dedicated dryer upkeep
Dry customer cars help operators avoid customer service problems, parking lot puddles, potential icing issues and slip-and-fall situations.
The style and durability of today’s doors
Today, doors can be multifaceted contributors to the success of a carwash business. Doors attract customers, keep employees and equipment safe, and help organize wash traffic. From first impressions to
Removing the toughest stains
Food and drinks, markers and crayons, these items frequently leave their mark on the seats, carpets and floor mats.
Water reclaim and profitability
Carwash chains and businesses that may have balked at the idea of reclaim in years past now include the systems in their tunnels and bays as standard equipment.
Noticing positive trends
Buying trends in other markets show the newest generation of drivers may be more likely to depend on professional carwashes to keep their vehicles clean.
NRCC 25th anniversary highlights include keynote address, education and celebration
The educational sessions, show floor and other events provided new ideas and practical advice for carwash owners of all formats.
49 marketing tricks to boost your business
Successful marketing programs that attract new customers and keep existing customers loyal are massively important.
Precision and communication via carwash controllers
Modern carwash controllers are responsible for the traditional as well as the newly-added functions in the typical carwash.
New editor, same mission
Speaking for the updated editorial team — made up of me and new Managing Editor Robyn Tucker — we are ready to provide even more coverage of the industry’s most important issues.
Joe Kennedy’s Auto Beauty Center
These pieces and other promotional materials developed by Kennedy showcase his basic marketing beliefs. First, be different in your marketing offerings. Next, never market detailing, market yourself.
