Having a social media policy is very important in today's social economy. I've put together a sample policy for free download on my blog. I had an opt-in form where you had to give me your email add…
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Imagine this scenario: Mike Rogers, a successful account executive, decides that it's time to replace the family SUV. As you can imagine he isn't too thrilled with the idea of spending countless hour…
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Think about Social Media. I would create a few how to videos on basic vehicle care, maybe even a video on simple maintenance like an oil and filter changes, how to know when you need new tires and ho…
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Is social marketing for everybody? Should every dealership jump on the social media bandwagon? I'm sure most social media consultants would say yes, without even thinking about it, but I would have to disagree with them and sa
Posted on February 19, 2010 at 3:00pm —
As the saying goes, an elephant never forgets, neither does the internet. Everything said, everything posted, every video created and image uploaded is there for the world to see. People are forming opinions about your dealership without ever having to be a customer, of course this could be good or bad, it j
Posted on February 15, 2010 at 5:00pm —
In the auto industry social media can play a huge role in brand management by bringing trust, recognition, and awareness to more than just your sales department. It can also boost your service and parts business as well as highlighting specific aspects of your F&I, such as buy here pay here and special finance, the latter of which will be the cornerstone of this post.Posted on February 1, 2010 at 3:00pm —
Transparency. Live it. Know it. Breath it. In a world of the internet, social media and Google the truth will always come out. Consider that a warning, one that you would be smart to head.Posted on January 26, 2010 at 5:44pm —
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