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SECTION 2: YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA BRAND
15–30 minutes each
Social media promotion is key to getting your name and face out to prospects. It could be Twitter,
Facebook, YouTube, Instagram or another platform. How do you promote yourself online? Review and
refine your online presence now that you’re more familiar with your role and your dealership.
Take Action: Review the list below and commit to making some changes.
Check two or more tasks you’d like to start doing. Then go do it!
Use the blank spots to record anything else you’d like to start doing to promote
yourself online.
Come up with a plan for content over the next few weeks or months.
Consider making a public post when a customer buys from you and
tagging the customer in the post. Make sure to include a photo.
Follow or like your dealership and your brands on the platforms you use.
Invite your followers or friends to engage with you in the comments by
asking a question such as, “What new feature are you most excited about?”
Make sure posts are relevant and interesting to your audience.
Make posts that educate your followers, such as how-to content,
dealership walk-throughs or features/benefits content.
Repost or share relevant industry or consumer stories from reputable
publications such as Edmunds.com.
Routinely share or repost content from your brands or dealership.
Update your profiles to include the dealership name and your role at the
dealership. Include your available hours if possible.
For more ideas, check out this post: http://sellchology.com/marketing/engage
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