A dealership owner explains the Facebook ad strategy that generated $30 million in sales over five years. The key: use real content from your store, your sales team, and local deals instead of generic ads. Authentic posts build trust and bring qualified buyers to the showroom.
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This is the exact Facebook ad strategy that brought in $30 million in combined sales for all the dealerships that I've worked with over the past five years. Our approach to car dealership marketing focuses on being local and using content directly from your store that actually builds no like and trust in your marketplace. So instead of running generic banner ads that people just scroll past and get what I like to call banner blindness, we actually like to allow people to connect with your dealership and just be the transparent place that people want to work with in their local market. Here's the thing. People want to buy a car. People just don't want to buy a car from you because they don't know who you are, what you do, why you're great, and more people than ever on social media. And so you need to be able to appeal to people there. So one thing that we found is you can combine your sales team's presence with incentive based messages to build awareness, attract leads, and drive traffic to your dealership. We achieve all of this by finding the content that connects best with your audience, that aligns with your brand and highlights your store specific deals. And this way we avoid leads from uninterested people who just fill out a form and never respond. And we only target those who are serious about purchasing a car or even a specific model. If your store is competing with another for sales, we highlight why customers should choose you over the other brand and what makes your offers better and why your dealership stands out. We put all this together with engaging videos, custom graphics, and tailored offers unique to your store and not just copying what other dealerships in the area are doing. So if you want to get access to this exact strategy, click the link below and hit me up.