Getting Your Dealership More Noticed on Facebook

[Jeff Kershner]

For you dealerships looking to define your dealerships social media strategy, Mari Smith offers 7 simple but often overlooked ways get more noticed on your followers Facebook's News Feed.

A few of the tips in the video include:

• Ideal frequency to post your updates
  
• The best time during the day and week to post your updates
  
• Writing short updates - 80 characters or less

If you don't already follow Mari (like I have been for quiet sometime now) you can @MariSmith

With 30 billion pieces of content being shared on Facebook each month, what are you doing to be sure your content gets seen?

 

[JQ]

Checking-out the Facebook Success Summit 2011 -- a bit surprised to see Joe Pistell was 1st to sign-up....

 

[Joe Pistell]

hahaa JQ... I'm so miss-understood! 

It simple. I Like FaceBook but it fails the DISC test (Does It Sell Cars).

FB does not sell cars (or real estate, or furniture, or... ANYTHING).  It was as plain as daylight to me from day one. That's how I got my reputation as anti-FaceBook.

Now.. if I could only get you to see the light on Google Ads

 

[Jerry Thibeau]

I saw a fact from facebook that stated Saturday morning was the best time to post a message.  I wonder where she is getting her stats?

 

[Joe Pistell]

Jerry,

See Dan Zarrella:

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danzarrella.com

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danzarrella.com

His video at Harvard with a "Unicorns and Rainbows" theme
http://danzarrella.com/video-the-science-of-social-media-at-harvard.html# will bore most folks, but it reveals his love of stats coupled with his amazing creativity.

 

[Justin Frauendienst]

I would disagree completely on the fb disc comment. Like anything, it's not if you use it, it's how you use it.....reviews, real videos, how to - Bluetooth, nav, tpms, etc. I have salespeople every week tell me that they have customers who came due to a vid, post, referral from fb.