Twitter

[Bill Bryan]

Twitter is a great networking tool, and can assist with link building, plus if you have a feed set-up on your website it gives something for customers to read and maybe stay on your site a little longer.

 

[ed.brooks]

Two thoughts;

1. It's hard to get people to "Like" your business online if they don't like you offline - and how many people really like a car dealer.
2. You can't have a good reputation ONLINE without earning a good reputation OFFLINE.

Joe, Jake and Craig nailed it!

 

[Jake L]

Twitter is a great networking tool, and can assist with link building, plus if you have a feed set-up on your website it gives something for customers to read and maybe stay on your site a little longer.

Twitter is now no-follow so it doesn't help with link building.

 

[Jake L]

We use facebook for one thing only - another form of contact for CURRENT customers. Also, specials, coupons, etc.

As Joe said - if you were looking to buy a car would you log into facebook and search for a 2009 Chevrolet Impala?

 

[Andrew Ward]

Juls. To build on what Joe said, get more good reviews. I did a quick search and none of your competitors are taking advantage of reviews either. You only have two reviews and the leader, in terms of number of reviews has only 5. Here is a great "cheap" way to take a leadership position. I would get good review program going as right after you take ownership of your Google Places page. BTW I love the review at King Cadillac

 

[Bill Bryan]

Official Google Blog: RT @google: Tweets and updates and search, oh my! just saying.