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Anyone with any experience with these app usage as dealer. Looks like 5Miles has a dealer program... others not yet. Any kind of feedback on this be appreciated...
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The attribution to sales (or even web traffic or leads) is probably minuscule for those sites. They just don't have the popularity. I wouldn't bash a dealer for using them, but CL is a far better option for used car sales. We'll see where Amazon goes with it all. That's the big question.
Not possible to answer your question. If I tell you my personal experience about letgo account, I don't like it much if you don't like it too, then you can Easily delete letgo account .
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Letgo has a dealer component, a little pricey for what it is. I would liken them to FB Marketplace. If a dealer has cheap inventory, it could do well. Most people aren't looking for expensive items on those apps, that I have seen.
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A dealer asks about using classified listing apps (5Miles, OfferUp, LetGo) as a sales channel, with 5Miles offering a dedicated dealer program. Responses indicate these platforms have minimal attribution to actual sales compared to Craigslist, with LetGo offering a dealer option that's relatively expensive; the consensus is these apps work best for dealers with cheap inventory since buyers typically aren't shopping for higher-priced vehicles on them.
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