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After working with dozens of dealerships across the country, the same questions come up over and over. This is the FAQ I wish every general manager and dealer principal had access to before making their first digital marketing decision. How much should a dealership spend on digital marketing? There’s no universal number, but a useful benchmark for most dealerships is 10 to 15% of gross profit allocated to marketing, with 40 to 60% of that going toward digital channels. Start

The dealerships handing the iPhone to the newest hire and calling it a social media strategy aren’t just getting bad content — they’re actively damaging their brand, wasting their team’s time, and falling further behind competitors who’ve built a real digital infrastructure. What a Content Strategist Actually Does for a Dealership A content strategist isn’t a social media manager. They’re not someone who posts pretty pictures. A content strategist builds the system: the conte

Every dealership has to make a choice: pay for traffic or build an audience. The answer isn’t either/or — it’s knowing which lever to pull at which stage of your marketing maturity. The dealers who try to skip organic and go straight to paid ads burn through budget and wonder why nothing converts. What Organic Social Media Actually Does for a Dealership Organic content builds the foundation that makes paid advertising work better. When a buyer clicks on your ad and lands on a

Most dealerships track vanity metrics: Facebook likes, Instagram followers, total impressions. These numbers look good in reports but don’t tell you whether your digital marketing is generating leads, appointments, or sold vehicles. The dealerships winning on digital aren’t just posting more — they’re tracking the right numbers. The Difference Between Vanity Metrics and Performance Metrics Vanity metrics (likes, follows, impressions) measure attention. Performance metrics (cl

Online reviews are the modern dealership’s word-of-mouth. Before a buyer ever steps on your lot, they’ve already read your Google reviews, your Yelp page, your DealerRater profile, and your Facebook recommendations. Your reputation is being formed without you in the room. Why Review Volume Beats Review Rating A dealership with 1,000 reviews at a 4.5 average will consistently outperform a competitor with 50 reviews at a 4.9 average in both search rankings and buyer trust. Volu

Your Google Business Profile is the first thing a buyer sees when they search your dealership name. It’s also one of the most powerful free tools available to any local business — and most dealerships have barely touched it. Why Your GBP Is Your Most Important Local SEO Asset When someone searches “ford dealer near me” or “used cars in [city]” on Google, the local pack — the three map listings that appear at the top of search results — is powered by Google Business Profile. I

Every time a dealership publishes a blog post on Medium, LinkedIn Articles, or any platform other than their own website, they’re donating SEO value to a third party. The content, the backlinks, the search traffic — all of it goes to Medium’s domain authority, not yours. The SEO Case for Keeping Your Blog on Your Website When someone searches “[City] Ford dealer” or “best time to buy a truck” and clicks your blog post, that traffic lands on your website. It sees your inventor

The biggest content mistake dealerships make isn’t posting too little — it’s starting from scratch every time they need something new. The most efficient content machines don’t create more content. They repurpose one piece of content into 10, 15, or 20 different formats across different platforms. The Core Asset: The Vehicle Walkaround A single 10 to 15 minute vehicle walkaround is your content hub. Every other piece of content you create from it is a spoke off that hub. Film

Video is the dominant content format across every major platform — and dealerships are sitting on an endless supply of visual, compelling video content every single day. The lot, the service bay, the delivery floor, the team: all of it is content waiting to be captured. The question isn’t whether to do video. The question is what kind of video to make, where to post it, and how long it should be. Short-Form Video: Under 60 Seconds Short-form video is the highest-reach content