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Moving Away From Just Facebook

Foos56

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Nov 22, 2011
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Drew
Hello Dealer Refresh! I'm Drew, a new user to this forum and a new online marketing associate in the dealership world. A little about myself: I am a music composer by trade, but am currently working for a Buy Here Pay Here Car dealership - Sellersville Charge A Car. I was hired for my tech savvy experience and have been working on implementing various Internet marketing strategies.

Currently, Facebook is our main platform for online customer interaction and service. We have 200+ friends and 50+ likes on Facebook, which for a 5 employee business is decent, I think. Since I've started, I've created Yelp!, Google Places, FourSquare, Google+, Twitter, and Blog accounts. I constantly post on Facebook that we are at these new sites, but I am facing a challenge in persuading our clients to visit these sites to review or comment. Does anyone have any tips for this problem, or any additional advice for a young gun like me? I'd really appreciate any help!

Thanks a bunch,
Drew S.
 

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A new online marketing associate at a Buy Here Pay Here dealership shares their effort to diversify the dealership's digital presence beyond Facebook by establishing accounts on multiple platforms including Yelp, Google Places, Foursquare, Google+, Twitter, and a blog. The post appears to be an introduction seeking advice or discussion about expanding social media strategy for a small 5-person dealership that currently relies primarily on Facebook for customer interaction.

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