True, but I do feel it's a great starting point. It is at least an indicator the company knows how to optimize, after that the next step is to sit in on some demos and research current sites of providers to see what provider fits best. would you truly sign with an SEO company who can not provide the best SEO for themselves...
Automotive dealers discuss their experiences with SEO providers and strategies, with most concluding that outsourced SEO services deliver disappointing results and that in-house efforts using free tools, quality content creation, and local directory submissions are more effective. The consensus strongly leans toward focusing on fundamentals—clean code, good content, backlinks from quality sites, and social sharing—rather than relying on SEO vendors or "tricks." A key insight is that true SEO success requires significant ongoing effort and expertise, which is why dealers increasingly manage it internally rather than paying vendors who often provide generic solutions with minimal account attention.
