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How Youtube’s New Standards and Changing Strategies Affect Automotive Dealers

Monday, December 10th, 2012

YouTube recently invested over $100 million dollars in some of their top-performing channels. They only invested in a few of their top 100 channels, and some channels got left out in the cold. However, it is possible to make money and reach a new customer base on YouTube without Google’s financial backing. Thanks to AdSense and the YouTube partner program, anyone with a little bit of talent and a lot of drive to succeed can make money just by uploading quality content to their own YouTube channel. But that’s not the only benefit of broadcasting on YouTube. For auto dealers, the marketing possibilities are endless, and many dealers have found that this is a cheaper, more effective way of reaching potential customers than the traditional advertising methods of print and television. You can reach a huge customer base via YouTube that is virtually untapped. And all it takes is a camera, some editing software and a few minutes of your time on a regular basis.

YouTube started out as a quick and easy way to upload simple, homespun videos to share with family and friends. Then beauty vloggers, comedians, musicians and movie producers later took YouTube to the next level and turned YouTube broadcasting into big business. With Google’s buy-out of YouTube and the funding they’ve poured into the Internet video giant, YouTube is poised to eclipse major cable outlets and take over the broadcasting world. Movies, television shows, music videos and other streaming media are all available at your fingertips whenever you want it. With the ever-increasing popularity of streaming media comes more advertising opportunities. While television and print advertising campaigns are expensive and it’s difficult to reach your target audience, YouTube has solved that problem. Advertising is free and your reach is greater.

Many prospective buyers avoid dealerships because they are intimidated by salespeople. Many of these buyers lead active lives and don’t have time for conventional television viewing and get their news online as opposed to printed newspapers. They use a DVR or other recording device to watch their favorite shows, which allows them to skip through commercials and advertising. As a result, they miss advertisements from local businesses, including your dealership. This means that your advertising dollars are being wasted. This younger generation has learned to use the Internet to access the information they want whenever they want it. YouTube videos allow them to see a product from all angles while they learn about the benefits and why they should buy it. An interesting video will get them to come visit you, but stale content will drive them away. YouTube videos also come up in the Google search indexes, so if you keyword your descriptions properly, your videos will be on the first page of Google search results and reach your target audience faster.

So, how do you tap into this market? If you don’t have a quality video camera, now’s the time to invest in one. You don’t need to spend thousands on a state-of-the-art filming studio with lights and multiple cameras. Just a decent hand-held camera will get you going. And don’t forget the editing software – many YouTube success stories use Sony Vegas. It’s easy to use and is great for beginners. You’ll obviously need a computer, but if you are reading this, you probably already have one. Pretty simple, right?

After you get your equipment, you need to set up a YouTube presence. This is also really simple. Just open a YouTube account and follow the prompts – the site will walk you through the process. Then you are ready to upload videos. You won’t earn money from YouTube on your videos at first – your first goal is to attract traffic and get prospective buyers in your doors through the use of your channel. Once your channel proves that it can attract traffic, YouTube will invite you to partner with them and you’ll be able to earn AdSense revenue. Right now we are just focusing on advertising and moving cars off your lot.

Now that you’ve got the necessary equipment, you may be at a loss as to what to film and upload. The first video that any YouTube channel should have is a welcome video to serve as an orientation for prospective buyers. Get some good video clips of your lot and some of the vehicles you have available. Shots of the inside of your dealership are great to show the buyers what to expect when they visit. Some interviews with the staff and members of the sales team can put buyers at ease and get them in the doors. You might also include clips of satisfied buyers of all ages and income levels.

Now that you’ve got your orientation video up, you need to keep adding fresh content on a regular basis. If prospective buyers visit your channel and see that you haven’t uploaded a video in months and the last content on your channel features cars from last model year, they’ll move on. It is recommended that you upload a new video to your channel at least once a week. Showcase new models or new inventory that you’ve acquired. Feature current pricing specials, interest rate cuts or rebates. Special events and dealership news are big hits, especially around the holidays. Keep your content fresh and interesting.

Your descriptions for your videos are as important as the videos themselves. Make sure you include keywords that might be used by individuals that are searching Google. This allows you to pop up first in search results. Include your dealership name and location, car makes and models, and any other pertinent information that will bring in traffic. There are many tutorials on keywording and SEO (Search Engine Optimization) on the Internet to help you if you are unfamiliar with this.

YouTube allows you to tap into an unreached market. Just keep it simple and don’t be intimidated. Remember that everyone can use YouTube – even preteens and the most computer-unsavvy individuals are filming and uploading videos every day. It’s simple and everyone can use it. It also costs you nothing to establish a YouTube presence, and you’ll reach potential customers that may never have found you.

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10 Ways Auto Dealers Can Increase Social Media Followers by Maria Espinoza

Wednesday, November 7th, 2012

Creating an authentic and exciting social media presence is not a mystery. While it requires some hard work and dedication, an auto dealer can increase business and interest in their products and services. Social media is one of the best tools to take marketing to the next level.

Use or re-examine the following steps to make the most of your social media following – and its potential.

#1: Getting Started on Facebook

There is no secret: Facebook is the cream of the crop when it comes to social media. It’s impossible to ignore Facebook and do well on social media.

Ensure that everything is accurate and up-to-date on Facebook, including contact information. Take advantage of the ability to add video and media, and to market content from your company’s blog on the site.

Steps six through 10 will continue themes that certainly apply to social media sites observed.

#2: Integrating Twitter

Another social media giant is found in Twitter. The 140-character update network is a little tricky to get used to, but the following possible is impressive.

Building off of the first point, it is a strong strategy to echo much of what you post on Facebook with Twitter. There are even tools to do this automatically, though they’re best avoided (you want to add hashtags and other Twitter-specific characters on your own). You can certainly post more on Twitter than Facebook – and get away with it.

#3: Creating Content on YouTube

Hilarious auto commercials and footage from work in the community are great. Take advantage of a second tier social network in YouTube that still carries impressive viral weight.

Get creative and take advantage of cross-marketing opportunities – which is a common, effective theme with social media. Embed videos into Facebook and provide Twitter followers with shortened, trackable (for metrics) links to your blog – driving traffic to your website – for the video.

#4: Reaching Out to Pinterest

Pinterest is one of the fastest growing social networks. For B2B marketers, 26 percent use the network, a 26-percent increase from the previous year.

Gorgeous photos related to the industry will create Pinterest-based followers. Consider cars, accessories, and anything that is entertaining and emotionally-relevant here. Of course, attach your website address to each photo for some viral traffic; it doesn’t have SEO value, but it can generate traffic.

Cross-market Pinterest photos on other networks to enjoy further benefits.

#5: Exploring New Networks like Kumbuya

The previous four can be expanded to new networks for the auto dealership. One of these bright spots is found with Kumbaya.

This social media site allows people to form Tribes, which bring together people with similar interests. It can lead to inspirational ideas and other great things in that Tribe. Businesses can use the site to encourage great discussions and to share relevant content. Future social commerce integration is on its way, offering more potential for businesses.

#6: Determining the Scope of Social Media

Where will your auto dealership draw the line? Will you add Google+, Flickr, Vimeo, and more to the equation – or keep it to two or three?

Carefully consider which social networks you’d like to approach. Also, ask other important questions about your strategy. Think about how much time you’d like to dedicate, evaluate your budget for content, and consider how it will all integrate on the blog and website.

#7: The Art of Content Management

Businesses can enjoy social media success by posting interesting articles, blog posts, images, and videos on social media outlets. If the content is good enough – and integrated with other items to be explored – chances are strong.

Keep customers up-to-date with developments at the dealership, such as new product lines. Explore media-centered content as well, and mix in helpful articles to provide meaningful content. Dry content will prove counter-productive.

#8: Sales and Promotions

Research shows that many followers don’t track businesses because they feel loyalty – they want discounts. That’s a bit simplistic, but there’s certainly truth here.

Use this to your advantage. Provide customers with sales that they won’t find anywhere else – and market this in other places to encourage social media growth. One company, VUDU, posts pictures of movies on Facebook, awarding the first correct contestant with a movie credit.

Creativity pays in the social media world.

#9: Keeping Things Interesting

Great content, media, and promotions – they are the key to a healthy social media presence.

Balance it all out and keep things interesting. Find ways to connect with your audience, even going a little bit outside of traditional marketing. For instance, you could cover nonprofits in your area, giving them a bit of media attention and providing customers with a great story. Playing an interactive role in your community can improve brand awareness and develop a relationship with that organization, as well.

Sticking to marketing updates and asking for comments and shares won’t cut it. You have to provide insightful content, great deals, and eye-opening media. Add in some dealer updates and news. Keep customers on their toes and interested.

#10: The Mixed Bag of Social Media

Head to a big retailer’s Facebook page. Look at the section where posts from “fans” are kept – and you’ll see a trend that your dealership might encounter: customer service.

Sites like Facebook are transforming social media into an avenue for customer service. It’s a popular trend. For your business, it is important to realize that this may become a reality, as well as the unwanted effects of a strong social media presence.

What does this mean? Prepare yourself for negative feedback. When it comes to social media, there is a lot of weight for brand awareness – reacting to feedback appropriately and promptly is vital. After all, it is quite visible for everyone.

Overall, social media can be a powerful way to improve your dealership’s visibility. It can provide a great deal of opportunity. Carefully consider how to integrate some of these elements into your social media plan for optimal success.

 

Marie Espinoza can be seen at Internet Battle Plan XIDecember 11th-12th.  She can be reached at 877-551-2555

Follow Dealer e-Process on Twitter at www.twitter.com/dealereprocess and on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/dealereprocess

 

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Using Social Media For Lead Conversion by Neil Bianco

Wednesday, October 24th, 2012

How will you convert your Facebook fans and Twitter followers to buyers? While there is no magic formula, it should certainly be seen as something that is cultivated. The rules change once you exit landing pages and copy-filled web pages – as trying to “sell” people on social media will likely land your dealership on the wrong side of a “like.”

Knowing the Limits

No one likes to follow a boring brand or business. According to 52 percent of respondents cited by Social Media Influence (SMI), repetitive and boring posts are the reason for not following a brand on Facebook any longer. A separate look at Facebook no-no’s from SMI revealed that too many notifications and marketing-heavy messages were also the reason for the “unlike.”

It actually makes perfect sense. There is a place and time for marketing-related messages and announcements – but there’s also a thin line between what’s reasonable and what’s too much. Social media is a way for people to connect with loved ones. As it relates to businesses, they want to save some money and perhaps keep tabs on their favorite businesses.

The numbers reflect this. Mindjumpers notes that 58 percent of those who liked a brand on Facebook did so because they are a customer. For 57 percent, they wanted to receive discounts and promotions.

An Exciting Social Media Presence

Keep your social media followers on their toes. While there is a time and place for marketing, you should also explore the hottest item on social media – content marketing.

Forbes noted that, per a recent study from B2B Magazine, content marketing is the most important tool cited by B2B marketers for: generating leads, brand awareness, thought leadership, and sales. What was the most-used method for content? Indeed – it was social media, at 80 percent.

Users crave exciting articles, pictures, and items that they can share with their contact on social media networks. By providing unique content – and only then mixing in industry-specific news, developments with the business, and great discounts and promotions – businesses can improve their social media presence. A business can keep customers engaged, and appeal to those that aren’t following them on social media sites.

Impressing Audiences

Sometimes, all it takes is a little creativity to appeal to your audience. For instance, Amanda Nelson notes a couple of examples from Avon and JetBlue that is instantly appealing.

By using visuals to engage with users, it’s easy to see how these brands had instant success with the post. Having content that “jumps out” at the customer can be incredibly effective at generating buzz – leading to better lead generation and word-of-mouth advertising on social media sites.

This also works for text-based content. If you have content that’s hosted on your business’ blog, share it on social media to appeal to your followers. It’s easy to see how 38 of the most surreal beaches and coastlines on the planet and 15 Photo Blogging Tips From the Pros catch the eye of the reader – and the content impresses.

Look for visually-appealing content and items that “jump” out at the reader – sparking interest and creating buzz on social media sites.

 

Capitalizing on Great Content

When you create buzz, you can reap the benefits of having a high number of likes and shares. Your audience will naturally grow on social media sites.

But how do you improve leads? As you are producing great content that appeals to readers, work in well-timed promotions and specials that offer value to the reader. One very strong idea is to present exclusive sales for customers that follow you on a specific network.

Don’t forget about putting links in the right places. If you are sharing content posted on your blog, use links that direct social media followers to your blog. This can improve your website traffic and make use of current call-to-actions to transfer the reader into a customer. At Dealer e-Process, custom websites can integrate social media and blogs for maximum effectiveness.

The Next Steps

It is no secret. While many businesses try to overdo matters with marketing on social media sources, others are finding great success. They use a balanced approach that utilizes the following:

  • Content marketing that appeals to customers. It provides emotional or useful content that leads to likes and shares to increase visibility.
  • Integration with the website and blog of the business. This powerfully works in other marketing areas that can convert the lead (i.e. call-to-actions on the website).
  • Interesting posts. Users like hearing about industry news that is interesting. By covering news in the industry (i.e. latest news on futuristic automobiles), you establish your dealership as an expert in the industry.
  • Awareness. Customers will use social media as a means of customer service. Be aware of these dynamics that are developing on social networks, as quick, effective customer service is a way to cater to your customers. After all, others will see how you are treating these individuals.

Social media is a great way to take advantage of your user base, growing and nurturing it for impressive business growth. As the numbers and success stories reveal, it’s about offering value and even entertainment to the customer. It can start with interesting content, an eye towards customer service, and integration with the website and blog to take advantage of marketing opportunities.

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Staying Adaptable: Tablet and Mobile Marketing Trends For Auto Dealers by Maria Espinoza

Monday, October 15th, 2012

Auto dealers can significantly increase sales and brand recognition with specific iPad and tablet marketing campaigns. Due to the current and future rise in the use of mobile devices, this segment deserves a great deal of attention from car dealership marketing departments.

With small and large car dealerships leveraging mobile content, some innovators are already setting the stage in this industry. Some best practices advice can come into play for dealerships looking to utilize mobile marketing methods.

The Uncanny Potential for Mobile Marketing

What happens when a visitor views a non-optimized website for mobile on their tablet or smartphone? According to SmartMediaTips, 61 percent of respondent would visit the website of a competitor.

This is the pulse of the mobile world, where, according to the same source, the average response time for email is 90 minutes – compared to a mere 90 seconds for text messages. Customers are enjoying mobile content that is optimized and useful. After all, SmartMediaTips also notes, apps account for more than half of an individual’s mobile phone usage.

Yet, is there real promise for auto dealers in the mobile market? A few stats on an infographic from Mashable point to the affirmative:

  • By 2015, the mobile web is expected to reach nearly two billion users, resulting in more people using a mobile device to access the web than a desktop – allowing dealers to capitalize on this clearly growing trend
  • Over 50 percent of mobile Internet are over the age of 35 (the majority, 25.6 percent, are in the 25 to 34 age group range) – right in the range of most new car buyers
  • The top four uses for mobile technology are text messaging (74.3 percent), photos (60.3), email (40.8), and social networking/blogs (35.3) – all relevant to car dealership marketing methods

Merging Mobile Marketing to the Auto World

Michael Singer notes the J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Autoshopper Study which points out that – for 2010 to 2012 vehicle lease or purchases – 20 percent used a smartphone to help with the purchase. Most used mobile devices to look up manufacturer information, availability, dealer addresses, and information from social media, Singer notes.

A look at the use of mobile marketing from Ken Kraemer elicits a couple of important considerations for car dealers:

  • Keep Up with the Times: Singer agrees that dealers must “be in the know,” so to speak with tools that customers are using to stay competitive with price points. Kraemer singles out newsfeeds – ala social media – as a way to keep up with what customers are doing. As social media sites are creating dedicated apps for their networks, dealers can engage followers on mobile devices in this area.
  • Value: Kraemer points out how saving money and even emotionally-appealing content and media can be impactful for brand awareness. Some Mercedez-Benz dealers are doing just that with iPad-based sales tools, reports Chris Shunk. It doesn’t just provide a visually-appealing experience for the user, but it helps dealers connect to customers with offers and shorten turn-in times on leased vehicles.

Questions for Auto Dealerships to Ask

While an average auto dealership may not be able to incorporate iPads in every showroom, or rework an entire website to accommodate the latest social media sites like Tout and Pintrest, there are plenty of ways to appeal to mobile users. Some important questions can be asked to help determine which avenues are best for the target market:

  • Website Adaptability: Is the website optimized for mobile adaptability? Recently, Dealer e-Process won an award for mobile sites based on an adaptive mobile platform that illustrates this important element.  You website should work across multiple platforms from tablets to mobile to even TV in the not to distant future.
  • Lead Generation: Does the current client database incorporate mobile-friendly avenues of marketing? Direct email marketing with targeted and useful SMS can be quite powerful for a dealership (extending to customer service, such as when a serviced car is ready).
  • Social Media: Can customers “check in” to the business, paving the way for social media word-of-mouth and advertising possibilities? Which social media sites should be targeted? Also, consider a site like Pinterest, where plenty of car-related pictures could have traction on the web.
  • Tools: How will the business know what is working? It may be valuable to look into social media and website analytics to see who is coming to the site, the use of mobile devices, etc.
  • Valuable Content: From apps to interesting email and SMS messages, is the content valuable? Does the blog, if applicable, relate to the customer (and gain SEO traction)? How can content generate more shares and likes?

In this growing mobile marketing world, auto dealers are well-advised to do some soul searching to make the most out of this opportunity. It clearly seems to be a permanent part of the online marketing world – and one that can drive sales, customer service, brand recognition, and more.

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11 Tips for Trafficless Bloggers

Tuesday, September 18th, 2012

Waiting for your blog to draw substantial traffic?

There are several techniques you can implement to help generate more traffic to your blog.

Try a few of these different techniques and stick to the ones that work for you.

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Post articles frequently on your blog.

Fresh content posted at regular intervals draws attention from both search engines as well as your audience.

Also, having more posts translates into greater chances of getting your blog ranked for several keywords, which ultimately brings in more traffic.

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Increase your blog’s chances of getting indexed by search engines by submitting the blog to search engines.

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For some quick traffic, select your top posts and post them on social bookmarking sites such as Reddit and StumbleUpon.

These websites have a huge readership and if your post makes it to their hot list, you stand to gain a lot in terms of traffic and exposure.

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Inter-link your blog posts.

Choose a post on your blog with good search engine rankings. Include a link to this post from other posts on your blog; use the title of the well-ranking post as the anchor text for these links.

Edit your blog posts to be relevant for linking.

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Publish links to your blog posts on social platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.

Invite your friends and followers on these platforms to read the post and share their opinion.

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Plan the publishing time.

Observe the days and time when your blog visits are at their peak and publish your posts during these hours to draw maximum traffic.

Use web analytic tools to analyze traffic details.

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Base your blog posts on topics that are useful to your readers.

Avoid promotional content on your brand, products or services.

Focus on delivering information that offers solution to problems, or information that help your readers in making well-informed purchasing decisions. Include a dose of entertainment as well; share images showing your office celebrations, employees and other such, now and then.

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Subscribe to newsletters or blog posts of industry leaders to keep abreast of the latest developments in your industry.

As hot developments occur, the search for information increases enormously.

You can leverage this opportunity by writing posts on the hot topics and in turn attract huge traffic.

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Write guest posts.

Approach popular blogs with a great article piece. Getting your article published on blogs related to your industry gets you more exposure and audience.

It’s also beneficial for the other party involved, as they’ll be getting substantial content.

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Draw traffic with blog comments.

Respond to reader comments on your blog posts to convey that you appreciate their inputs and give them a reason to keep visiting your blog.

Secondly, post comments whenever you come across an impressive post elsewhere. Include a link to your blog when you comment so that visitors reading your comment who want to reach you, will be able to find your blog.

Dofollow blogs are great places to post comments.

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Drive blog traffic by sharing the URL at every opportunity.

Emails, brochures and flyers, business cards and all other office stationery are some great examples.

Write impressive ad copies and post to free classified websites like Craigslist.

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Dealer e Process Is Excited To Launch The New Okemos Auto Collection Websites

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

Okimos, MI– May 8th – Dealer e Process is proud to announce the launch of new custom auto dealer websites for Okemos Auto Collection including Okemos Porsche.  Okemos has upgraded their site to become the latest cutting edge lead generating website that includes a custom dealer page geared to their specific market, mobile websites, proactive managed live chat, virtual service consultants, and our award winning auto dealer seo platform. Dealer e Process will also be further powering their website with a unique Search Engine Marketing strategy specifically for auto dealers.

Their new, easy-to-navigate, Dealer e Process websites give them the advantage that will put them over as the cutting edge dealer in their market.  On top of that, Okemos is launching their brand new mobile site that will allow them to leap into an entirely new market in style.

Okemos Auto Collection Dealerships are located in Okemos, MI just west of Detroit.  They can be found at  www.okemosautocollection.com .  You can follow them at @Okemosautocolle and Facebook.com/okemosauto.

 

 

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Dealer e Process is a leading company in online marketing solutions for the automotive industry, providing award winning automotive dealer websites to auto dealers.  The company’s focus on innovative websites and integrated online tools engage consumers and produce more opportunity and conversion for auto dealers than any website provider in the industry.

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The Live Chat Challenge Is Off And Running

Thursday, April 5th, 2012

The Live Chat Challenge is off to a great start.  After a few days Al Serra is taking a commanding lead but they still have Kingdom Chevy, Fremont Toyota, Black Diamond Harley, and Glenmore Audi breathing down their necks.  It just takes one good day for any of our 40 challengers to get into the top spots.  Rivergate Kia and Hickory Hallow Kia had very good days on April 4th and that catapulted just outside of the top 5, another good day like that and they could be in the fight for number 1.  Can they keep the pace they’ve set.  Check  www.Livechatchallenge.com every day in April to find out.

Rounding out the top 10 for the first few days, are Carson’s Cars, Kia of Frankfort and 1800 Pre Owned with Acura of Lynwood coming up just outside.    The middle of the pack is rife with dealers from all over the country, any one of them could pop huge any day and make a play for the top spot.  The leaders aren’t safe yet and we still have over three weeks to go.  Make sure to check out  www.livechatchallenge.comfor the daily updates and check out facebook.com/dealere and follow us on twitter at @dealereprocess for the latest news on the entire challenge.

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The Live Chat Challenge Finalists Revealed

Monday, March 12th, 2012

Downers Grove, Illinois- March, 12 – The Live Chat Challenge, the latest promotion from Dealer e-Process, has found its finalists after a month long entry period that saw dealers from all over North America sign up for the 30 day challenge.  These 40 dealers will receive Dealer e-Process award winning Live Chat free for 30 days in April.  During that time there results will be posted regularly on www.LiveChatChallenge.com so everybody can follow along and see just what Dealer e-Process Live Chat can do.  You can also follow along on Facebook.com/Dealere or follow @dealereprocess on Twitter.

The dealers who are taking up the challenge are:

Gregg Young Chevy

Rivergate Kia

Hickory Hallow Kia

Franklin Kia

Potamkin Hyundai

Glenmnmore Audi

Les Mack Automotive

Pine Belt Chevy

Pine Belt Cadillac

Ford Lincoln of Ocala

Toyota of Bristol

Benson Nissan

Benson Cadillac

Fletcher Chrysler Dodge Jeep  

I-5 Toyota

Mercedes Benz of Lynwood

Milam Mazda

Seaview Buick GMC

Stadium Nissan

Hawk Ford

Team Mazda Subaru

Palm Springs Kia

Keifer Kia

Orem Mazda

Black Diamond Harley

Bull Valley Ford

Al Peimonte Ford

Libertyville Lincoln

1800 Pre Owned

Carson Cars

Chaplins Subaru

Clyde Revord

Doxon Toyota

First National Fleet And Lease

Lee Johnson Chevy

Larson Auto

Scarff Ford

Dewey Griffin

Acura of Lynwood

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Dealer e Process Announces Launch of New Honda Of Grand Blanc Website

Monday, February 13th, 2012

Grand Blanc , Michigan– February 13th – Dealer e Process is proud to announce the launch of new custom auto dealer websites for Honda of Grand Blanc.  Grand Blanc has upgraded their site to become the latest cutting edge lead generating website that includes a custom dealer page geared to their specific market, dealer mobile websites, proactive managed live chat, virtual service consultants, and award winning auto dealer seo platform. Dealer e Process will also be further powering their website with a unique Search Engine Marketing strategy specifically for auto dealers.

Their new, easy-to-navigate, Dealer e Process websites give them the advantage that will put them over as the cutting edge dealer in their market.  On top of that, Grand Blanc is launching their brand new mobile site that will allow them to leap into an entirely new market in style.

Honda of Grand Blanc is located in Grand Blanc, Michigan, just north of Detroit.  They can be found at www.hondaofgrandblanc.com.

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About Dealer e Process
Dealer e Process is a leading company in online marketing solutions for the automotive industry, providing award winning automotive dealer websites to auto dealers.  The company’s focus on innovative websites and integrated online tools engage consumers and produce more opportunity and conversion for auto dealers than any website provider in the industry.

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Dealer e Process Is Excited To Announce the Live Chat Challenge sign up starting in February

Monday, January 30th, 2012

Chicago, Illinois – January 30th – Dealer e Process, the highest rated chat vendor in the country, is proud to announce the launch of the Live Chat Challenge.  Dealer E Process is looking for 30 dealers who do not already have Dealer E’s award winning Proactive Managed Live Chat.  These dealers will get Dealer E Process live chat on their website free for 30 days in April.  The dealer with the most chats in thirty days will get Dealer E Process Pro Active Managed Live Chat free for 6 months and receive the first ever Live Chat Challenge trophy.  Other prizes will be awarded for runners up as well.

All entries must be received by March 9th.  Dealers who enter the Live Chat Challenge agree to have the results posted on the Live Chat Challenge website and Dealer E Process marketing materials.  Participating dealers are under no obligation to sign any contracts or pay any fees. Participating dealers must never have had Dealer E Process Live Chat at any time in the past.  Participating dealers must average at least approximately 4000 unique visitors every month.

Dealer E Process is located in Downers Grove, Illinois just west of Chicago.  They can be found at www.dealereprocess.com.  To enter the Live Chat Challenge call 866-566-2666 or visit    www.livechatchallenge.com.

 

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About Dealer e Process
Dealer e Process is a leading company in online marketing solutions for the automotive industry, providing award winning automotive dealer websites to auto dealers.  The company’s focus on innovative websites and integrated online tools engage consumers and produce more opportunity and conversion for auto dealers than any website provider in the industry.

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