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  1. if messaging someone who mentioned they would be interested in learning about that kind of service is not allowed then ban me?

    I dont mind being removed from the forum if that is not allowed. We sell new and used cars, and like contracts said, there aint many people doing that in the UK

    Apologies for sending it to the wrong person, you will find you and him were the only people i sent that too and yes, we are looking for partnerships in 2019, thats not a sin.


  2. 4 minutes ago, ExCouncilJobsworth said:

    And you're here to sell people to your crappy services. 

    Clearly upset hence the petty personal insults.... And in the UK we dont have auto "mart" Mr Americano.... :lol:

    im sure we had automart in the 70s and 80s , my bad  

    You commented on my post mr Ex Council, dont go throwing your insults around. Im not offering my services thank you ,,,, you clearly wouldnt understand anyway.

    utter nonsense is your lack of knowledge about modern marketing... 


  3. 1 hour ago, ExCouncilJobsworth said:

    Utter nonsense.

    Other brands are in a different world and they rely on the junkies and chavs.

    Those are the kind of people that earn fuck all or on benefits and get £800 per month spend £1000on an iphone £500 shoes £600 on handbag yet want a £300 car pay no rent and expect the landlord to do repairs because they thrash his house!

    Seen some of your other posts too and alarm bells ring... Jingle bell batman smells !

    you stick to dishing out leaflets mate and also placing adverts in automart ;-)  to your every shrinking marketplace...
    Suggest you go and read what the manufacturers are saying about the market and where people will be buying cars in 5-10 years.. 

    go speak to people who know instead of your grandma !!

     


  4. 9 minutes ago, ExCouncilJobsworth said:

    FB is a gimmick and time waste. 

     

    Most of FB is a gimmick, however some of the internals are not, have you ever felt like you have been followed around? (Remarketing)

    Most of the worlds brands are on FB and for a good reason it works for some however i will agree its difficult to find the right audiences, some rewards can be made.
    Agree about the £500 cash thing, however one group owner i know earns well over £100k from simply running his group... 
    It all depends which market you are in I suppose...

    21 minutes ago, RJEauto said:

    We use Facebook a lot and so far, around 30% of our sales are generated from there.

    Not as advanced skill wise as yourself but we do use the pages manager, target audience specific ads, engaging posts etc. I review our insights section daily and try and post at the most active time etc. 

    We're in a semi-rural area of South Wales so we try and use that to our advantage with the social media stuff

    facebook messenger and whatsapp are the best tools on there, speaking directly to potential customers is way better than having them trawl off to look at 100 cars


  5. Using business manager for FB is the first thing you need to look at

    installing conversion pixels too is the next thing, these are placed on thank you pages when people contact you from your website

    a regular splattering of posts about cars and also the services you can offer.

    you can target specific people in specific areas , example bmw's to accountants and vans to plumbers etc...
    (audiences)

    you can use things such as facebook leads ,where the visitor sends a prefilled enquiry to you , there is literally loads and loads to look at

    my biggest tip is to ensure your conversions are setup so you can monitor which campaigns work. Generally BMWs and Audis work better than corsas and fiestas

    feel free to message me and i can point you in the right direction.


  6. this forum is new to me, and whilst i see your point, i just went through things relevant to me , ive run forums before and thats generally what happens when people get excited about something new

    2 minutes ago, boring dave said:

    my thoughts 2 

    maybe read all my posts then pass judgement , instead of looking at one


  7. 6 minutes ago, David Horgan said:

    If 24/7 Started selling cars it would be a disaster move on their behalf in my mind .

    why? 

    I used to own a cricket equipment shop, the owner at the time said "nobody would buy a £200 cricket bat online" , he ate his words, as more and more people bought online , even £400 cricket bats without them being seen.

    Do people really need to see their cars these days, some buyers are that desperate for any car they would buy without seeing... Ar we going to see a "buy it now" type car industry?


  8. followers and likes are not the way forward with FB, actually they mean very little apart from giving you a score. 
    With FB you need engagement, the more people who engage with your posts, the more people will see your future posts.

    To test this, go visit a random FB page and then wait and you will see it in your timeline.

    I use paid advertising on FB, its difficult and expensive but can yield good results, if you havent learned about facebook pixels, you need to ,

     

    feel free to message me i dont mind passing on some advice


  9. On 24/12/2018 at 10:25 AM, Tadams said:

    If they are approved with 24/7 then they are an approvable customer so just bang it over to your broker and earn some coms rather than having to pay it.  

    247 may then stop sending their client to your dealership, the car finance broker network could soon change, if brokers are getting annoyed with car dealers doing exactly this.
    what then happens when 247 and other major players in the network start selling cars themselves and bypass the car dealer network. They could make more £££ .

    PPC on google is now at an all-time high £14 per click for some keywords, brokers will either die or morph into one stop car shops?




     


  10. 6 minutes ago, MattR said:

    I think if you pay one of the motoring magazines to advertise then you could be on there too? They have their reputation to consider, so if they are 'recommending' a dealer or website, they will want to know its safe for their customers. they dont want a customer saying ' i used someone what car recommended and they were rubbish and ripped me off'

    totally understand that, im with you, however are they doing the public an injustice? 

    ps some franchised dealers are rubbish too ;-)

     


  11. Having spent over £30,000 advertising on Facebook over the past few years, I wondered if other car dealers/brokers used FB to market their cars and what experience have you had with it.
    We had no problem getting the audiences, however contacting the applicants who came from FB has been a nightmare.

    Anybody else seen the same?


  12. Motornet is one of many websites we have , along with hooch motor group and cort vehicles. 

    is this usually how new members are treated on here?

     

    15 minutes ago, AutoJacob said:

    Make him walk the plank.. he is an imposter! I reckon he's an amateur journalist..

    harsh and not true - I sell new and used cars both traditional pitch and online 


  13. I noticed that the new car market is a strange one indeed. All the major magazines are offering "find a new car" service, however they simply offer Franchised dealer cars, therefore they are not treating the customer fairly. 

    I guess its like Compare the Market having all the most expensive insurance companies on their books but excluding the cheaper ones because the big boys wont like it.

    Mercedes think 25% of their business will be done online by 2021 , so the franchised dealer who is keeping prices high (they have to) maybe in for  a shock

    What are your thoughts, should magazine likes whatcar be allowed to cheery pick the dealers who dont really discount, is this false advertising. ??