Comments on: ADP buys BZ Results??

By: unknown

unknown — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:15:51 +0000

I can tell you that I work for BZ results in ADP. First of all after reading all these comments I want to say from the bottom. BZ Results DOES NOT steal! WE actually probably held your leads from you because you never paid our company to survive. It goes hand and hand. If you dont pay a grocery store for your groceries.. will you walk out with them.. no.. same difference. Second, the fact that we over charge. I want to note that in todays economy we have slashed are prices to about half of the competitors, meaning that we are no longer making profit and our goal is to hold clients until the economy is back on its feet. Meaning that custom work or such is a waived charge because we know the hard economic times. We at BZ Results treat our customers with loyalty, respect and most important as great customers. Dont let people that had one bad experience tell you different based on facts that is just a one sided coin. Remember BZ Results is a business and if we dont profit then the client doesnt profit. Its just business sense altogether.

By: kinney galani

kinney galani — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 15:52:50 +0000

becareful of bz results,these people are desperate crooks,they stole all my leads from there buzz track crm,be careful you will loose all your contacts.do not do buisness with them,please contact me i will tell you how i was scamed by bz results/adp.
kinneygalani@aol.com

By: David

David — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 23:39:01 +0000

I have done research on BZ. I think that these comments are being brought out by competitors of BZ. Can we say…Jealous?
Why hate ADP because they are good at what they do?
Why hate eBay because they have 90% of thge online auction market?
These are the same people that follow a young artist , or rock band and then accuse them of selling out because their record sold too many units.
As a former Car salesman(8 years) in the Chicago Market, I can tell you that the auto industry is like no other industry.
It is trully the last place where a sales person can crash and burn and hone his or her skills to further their selling skills.
The internet is loathed in many dealerships. BZ has it’s work cut out for them. The fact is…. More and more dealerships are embracing the internet , and the next step in the evolutionary process will be to maximize the visitors on the dealers website.
I believe that the internet is much more important to a delaership than their physical location.
Only the strong (and savvy) will survive!

By: Bob Lucido

Bob Lucido — Wed, 11 Oct 2006 00:37:21 +0000

I represent a company with product that has been in development for 6 years. It will blow the sox off BZ’s product. I’m looking for someone to purchase the company ($1,000,000 in sales for 9 mo.) and convert its focus from development to sales. Anyone out there like to see an Executive Summary? They have Data, Inventory Management, Web Design and more…

By: Jeff Kershner

Jeff Kershner — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 04:36:19 +0000

I’m sure everyone has their own opinion and views on this matter and on BZ as a company. If anything, BZ has help push the envelope in getting dealers to recognize the importance of the Internet, technology and process. Just a thought.. -Jeff

By: Stew

Stew — Wed, 04 Oct 2006 02:57:34 +0000

At least Ryan isn’t affraid to stick up for the guys paying him.

By: Ryan Gerardi

Ryan Gerardi — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 17:47:42 +0000

BZ is a marketing machine and they have done wonders for this sector of the industry. BZ gets a lot of bad rap from vendors, competing vendors particularly, but often times I find it unwarranted and out of spite. Few companies can solicit to its audience members the way BZ can.

Keep in mind that BZ originally was a marketing company that entered into the automotive industry by creating a website product and BDC philosophy. Most agree that their product is not the silver bullet, but an honest professional in this industry should acknowledge that BZ did raise the bar on what can be done in the dealer website market. BZ pushed the envelope and as a result landed themselves in the lap of sound and stable industry giant ADP. This did not occur by luck, stupidity, bad product, and bad business. It came from vision and dedication.

ADP was smart for acquiring BZ and probably has more vested interest in the deal than most outsiders could know. And BZ was becoming too big for its own good so it was smart for them to be acquired.

By: Tom McGrath

Tom McGrath — Fri, 16 Jun 2006 02:38:09 +0000

I don’t know about you, but the more I hear from Lloyd at AAISP the more he sounds like a flim flam. Now he is selling stock? Is this registered, legal, or for real?? Just wondering, but he has lost me.

By: Fred Winston

Fred Winston — Sat, 22 Apr 2006 13:19:24 +0000

Read a first hand experience with BZ Results. You’ll be floored!!! http://www.bzresults.zoomshare.com/

By: Jeff Kershner

Jeff Kershner — Sat, 25 Mar 2006 04:01:25 +0000

You can have the best process or system in the world but without full buy-in, it’s going to fail. I would not say that BZ has an inferior product..though it’s not the best or even great. Matter of fact no vendor in the automotive business offers anything above average if you ask me. Especially in the website realm. If a dealer has full buy-in and places the process that BZ establishes or tries to establish I have not doubt it could not work.