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Social Networking: Should it be more about Relationship Building than Selling Cars?

by Mary S. Butler on Oct 13, 2009

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Presentation deck for today's (Oct. 15, 2009) Social Networking panel at the J.D. Power Automotive Internet Roundtable. ...

Presentation deck for today's (Oct. 15, 2009) Social Networking panel at the J.D. Power Automotive Internet Roundtable.

A large number of the car dealers now on Facebook and Twitter use their status updates to list inventory. However, the real value in joining these social networks may be the opportunity to create relationships with both customers and colleagues alike.

This panel covered:
• OEMs and dealerships who are using social networks effectively
• Opportunities to build relationships with current customers and potential rewards (increased visits for service, referrals, etc.)
• Advantages of connecting with fellow dealers (information sharing/collaboration, etc.)

Panelists:
- Christopher Barger, Director of Social Media, General Motors (@cbarger and @GMblogs)
- Jared Hamilton, CEO and Founder, Drivingsales.com (@drivingsales)
- Tom Chisholm, Midwest Sales Director, Facebook
- Eric Miltsch, IT-Web Director, Auction Direct USA (@AuctionDirect)
- Ralph Paglia, Director of Digital Marketing, ADP Dealers (@ralphpaglia)

Moderator: Mary S. Butler, Editor of Headlightblog.com and Razorfish Senior Content Strategist (@msbutler and @SocialDealers)

Presentation deck designed by Leon Li, Razorfish (@leonbignogin)

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  • SubaruGuy Creative Arizona at Creative Arizona cool information !!! Thanks !!! 2 years ago Reply
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  • ralphpaglia Ralph Paglia , Vice President at Tier10 Marketing To read about, see a few photos, watch videos and learn some of the insights gained from a panelist within the Social Networking Panel at the J. D. Power Automotive Internet Roundtable, be sure to check out: http://www.automotivedigitalmarketing.com/profiles/blogs/jdpairt-social-networking 2 years ago Reply
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  • ralphpaglia Ralph Paglia , Vice President at Tier10 Marketing Several video clips taken from the vantage point of being on stage as a panelist during the Social Networking Panel at the J. D. Power Automotive Internet Roundtable in Las Vegas on October 15, 2009 are available in the video section of the Automotive Digital Marketing Professional Community. Here’s a link to the first clip uploaded to the ADM Community from this event: http://www.automotivedigitalmarketing.com/video/social-networking-panel-j-d 2 years ago Reply
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  • kershner Jeff Kershner , Founder / Blogger at DealerRefresh This was an excellent panel on a topic that will be discussed in great length over time to come.

    There are many reasons why dealers should have a focus on social media...
    1. Branding and Awareness Opportunities
    2. Search Engine Saturation
    3. Build Link Popularity
    4. Traffic to your Dealers Website
    5. Interaction with the Public – Online Reputation

    However, there are many reasons why dealers are not OR should not be focusing their effort on social media…

    1. Most dealer still can’t answer the phone with professionalism while asking the right questions to get to know the customers’ wants and needs.
    2. Most dealers lead response time is still over an hour on average AND when we do get a lead, most don’t know how to respond to the customer with relevancy.
    3. Most quit following up with the customer after 48 hours and then wonder why the customer bought from the other dealer.
    4. Most dealers still struggles with its “Brand” / its “Message”, a strong Why Buy from Me.

    These are just a few...

    http://www.dealerrefresh.com/car-dealer-social-media-usage/
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