Are Third Party Car Sites really in Your Favor

This time I’m a consumer that’s in the market to buy a car….. what an exciting time! It’s always nice when you’re looking because you want to, not because you have to! That’s a long story. So anyway to start my searching like many of you I will turn to a search engine. You may see sites such as Autotrader, cars.com and of course the manufacturer sites. These are all great to give you an idea of what car you want, but when at these thirda party sites you want to make sure that you several pages deep into their sites. Because unfortunately they are not intended to give the consumer a fair look at what is in the marketplace at the time. Meaning, dealers have to pay to be in the first three pages, so how fair is that for you? You don’t see everyone’s vehicles to the criteria you specify such as, Lowest to highest. BOOOO!
You’re best bet is to actually go to a dealer site and do your comparisons there. That way you know exactly what’s out there and they should know what’s out in the marketplace as well.

Cheers,
Your Diva

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About Tanesha White

Professional BIo: With over 12 years of experience in the internet industry and the pleasure of working with National companies such as, Lithia Automotive, McDonalds, and Lexus Corp. Tanesha has applied her knowledge and creative thinking to the needs of clients and business owners with two things in mind; helping them understand internet marketing and how to market effectively and consistently show measurable results. Tanesha displays a true understanding of the internet consumers behaviors. By understanding the needs of businesses, she brings a fresh innovative approach to customizing effective online strategies for any industry. White believes that business owners can have all the desire in the world to have the most technologically inclined company in their market, but online marketing, SEO, social media strategy, and website conversion require the ability to understand in order to be successful.

Posted on March 28, 2011, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.

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