Alex Levitskiy Showing that Customer Service is How to Reach Success

If a business is wise, customer service will be taken seriously at every turn. We have all been in a situation where we left an establishment feeling disappointed, frustrated, and just generally unsatisfied with it but with leaders in business like Alex Levitskiy, that is unlikely. Alex Levitskiy is taking the comfortability of his customers to another level. Soon we may see the standard of acceptable customer service rise several notches.

Alex Levitskiy is the CEO of Auto Boutique Group (“ABG”), automotive retail and wholesale dealership with thriving locations in Ohio, Florida, and Texas. Alex has always had a clear and burning passion for cars, which made it an easy decision for Alex to build a career around automobiles, even going as far as to start one of the first successful car sharing businesses in the US when he was just in college.

Alex then went on to start his flagship venture, ABG, which initially operated in both retail and collision services. Alex quickly and consistently found success through his detailed attention to customer service. “My companies have developed a unique and cutting-edge consumer purchasing process which makes customers gravitate toward us and [it] provides fuel for our growth,” says Alex.

By making the process of buying, selling, trading, and financing cars as easy as possible for his customers, Alex has been able to grow his business in leagues. ABG has gone from selling 15 cars a month from a single location to selling over 1,500 cars a month from 3 different locations (which are all across the United States).

Through Alex Levitskiy’s dedication to giving his customers a pleasant vehicle purchasing experience, he has found growth like no other, while also being able to boast the highest quality service one could receive in the industry. It is as Alex says, “My commitment to detail and follow through combined with [an] analytical hands on approach to the Automobile Retail business are the core of what makes me stand apart.”