This content was created by Nate Tilley. This content was uploaded by Nate Tilley. This is a YouTube video titled "Most dealerships have content sitting on their hard drives… not working FOR them." It contains a conversation between two speakers discussing social media advertising strategies for car dealerships, including the use of Google reviews, Instagram ads, and automated messaging systems.
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So this is like some examples, hassle free car buying. These are some examples of some different graphics.
You are preparing these, right? These.
Yeah, we do all this. This is all done for you, set up right here.
Okay.
Yeah. So we took like some Google reviews and put them and.
Then you are not posting these like in our Instagram accounts. Right. It's only ads.
Yeah. And it'll show up on your Instagram account like this in your Facebook, but it won't show up as a post. It'll just be running behind the scenes as ads. But whenever somebody sees this, they can click on the page and go to the page, check you guys out. Go to website.
Okay. Can I also use them and post them also in the account?
Yeah, we would love that. We, we encourage that. And that's a really, really good thing that you can do. And we've even got inside of our tool, we've got a social media planner tool in here under marketing. Like I said, you get access to this pool tool and you can just connect all your accounts right here and you just make one post one time and then you click add to these platforms and it'll post on all those platforms for you. But this is the form on Facebook. Let me show you on Instagram. So it's like it asks the first question, it asks the second question. When are you looking to buy a vehicle? How would to do business with us? In home. In store, at the home. And then name, email, phone number.
When they filled out this form and their phone number, everything.
Yep.
Is there an automated message or text going to them?
Exactly. That's the speed delete. We hit them right away with a text, right away with an email, and right away it's.
An automated message. Right? The exact same message going to everyone.