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Tag: ‘Automotive Marketing’

How To Identify A Website’s Target Audience

IDENTIFYING A WEBSITE’S TARGET MARKET
Whether you’re launching a simple website or a large e-commerce website, identifying a website’s target market from the start is an important step in business planning. Successful websites put their effort into reaching a very specific target market, sometimes without even realizing it. A webmaster can increase their chances of success …

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Using Social Media In The Service Lane

How To Use Twitter In The Quick Service Lane
A Honda dealership was having trouble notifying customers about the quick service lane wait times. Sometimes the quick service lane was completely open and other times it would back up rather quickly. The dealer thought about using email to notify the customers with appointments, but that would …

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How Organic Traffic Differs For Auto Dealers

Organic website traffic offers a different mix between sales and service customer opportunities. Working with a Toyota dealership to review their website analytics and measure the performance of their internet efforts. I have partial data for the month of April that includes website visitors and various engagement metrics.
For this time period they had 2,704 total …

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Why Social Media Marketing For Auto Dealers

Why social media marketing for auto dealers?
Many dealers remain distant from adding social media marketing into the overall brand marketing strategy. These dealers mainly fall into two groups, those who think social media is a passing fad, and those who don’t even know where to begin. The Internet savvy dealers are fully engaging in social …

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Winning Sales with Metrics

Winning Sales with Metrics – Dominate Your Market Using Your Own Marketing Intelligence
Successful profitable automotive dealers run their operations by the numbers. These dealers watch inventory levels with day’s supply and obsolescence reports. They monitor their cash flow through payables and receivables. They track their sales looking at “ups” and closing ratios. When it comes …

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