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Holy smokes! I remember this post on FB. Maybe I need to pay attention to LinkedIn more.Here's one from DealerRefresh on LinkedIn that broke 350 comments quickly
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#dealerrefresh #automotiveindustry | DealerRefresh | 360 comments
Show us how far you've come! What was your title when you first started in the automotive industry, and what is your title now? Let us know below. #DealerRefresh #AutomotiveIndustry | 360 comments on LinkedInwww.linkedin.com
And all this time, we've been posting smart and insightful clips from RefreshFriday guests saying great things![]()
Maybe you should try posting RefreshFriday guests saying dumb things? I know a guy...Here's one from DealerRefresh on LinkedIn that broke 350 comments quickly
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#dealerrefresh #automotiveindustry | DealerRefresh | 360 comments
Show us how far you've come! What was your title when you first started in the automotive industry, and what is your title now? Let us know below. #DealerRefresh #AutomotiveIndustry | 360 comments on LinkedInwww.linkedin.com
And all this time, we've been posting smart and insightful clips from RefreshFriday guests saying great things![]()

Nice. Something we can all identify with I suppose. And not pushing whatever in my face.Our most liked post ever was like 300. Then we make this random post and the thing lights on fire. Somehow, even people from other countries are finding it.
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Dealers share experiences of unexpectedly viral social media posts, discovering that casual, relatable content (like snow-covered cars or lot plowing) often outperforms polished, intentional marketing content. The thread reveals that social media success is unpredictable, but the key takeaway is to study what resonates with audiences and create variations of that content rather than overproducing high-effort branded material. Multiple participants note the irony of spending time on carefully crafted posts that flop while spontaneous, authentic moments generate massive engagement—suggesting dealers should balance strategic planning with capitalizing on organic, relatable moments.