Comments on: Baron BMW Blog on iFrames and Facebook http://blog.autoconversion.net/marketing/baron-bmw-blog-on-iframes-and-facebook/ Tue, 23 Feb 2010 18:38:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ryan G http://blog.autoconversion.net/marketing/baron-bmw-blog-on-iframes-and-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Ryan G Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:31:45 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=544#comment-54 Theresa I like your perspective. You seem to have a good mindset for this type of marketing. I hope more dealers start seeing it like you do. I signed up for your mailing list so I can check it out but I do not see placement of your blog or facebook groups on your site. Am I missing it or are they just not there? Theresa I like your perspective. You seem to have a good mindset for this type of marketing. I hope more dealers start seeing it like you do.

I signed up for your mailing list so I can check it out but I do not see placement of your blog or facebook groups on your site. Am I missing it or are they just not there?

]]> By: Theresa Du Bois http://blog.autoconversion.net/marketing/baron-bmw-blog-on-iframes-and-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Theresa Du Bois Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:40:31 +0000 http://blog.autoconversion.net/?p=544#comment-50 Great article! I too struggle with the iFrame debate. I have some set up on hoselton.com... It enables me to have a lot of control over our web site and update content quickly (versus having our web provider do it), but I too have been concerned about SEO. My school of thought is that a well built site will perform great on the search engines, which TK's SEO team (our web provider) does a great job with. There is much you can do to dominate the first page, but you can't win every SEO battle... user functionality is obviously the most important aspect of a site. That being said, SEO comes an extremely close second! On another note... my "Hoselton Auto Mall" Facebook page is up to 49 fans. Social marketing is a much longer term approach than most dealership marketing activities, but I believe it will pay off in the end. Marketing today is so much of a spider web... you need to branch in more directions than ever and be thinking ahead at all times. In the dealer world, it's not just about this month's end anymore. :) Great article! I too struggle with the iFrame debate. I have some set up on hoselton.com… It enables me to have a lot of control over our web site and update content quickly (versus having our web provider do it), but I too have been concerned about SEO.

My school of thought is that a well built site will perform great on the search engines, which TK’s SEO team (our web provider) does a great job with. There is much you can do to dominate the first page, but you can’t win every SEO battle… user functionality is obviously the most important aspect of a site. That being said, SEO comes an extremely close second!

On another note… my “Hoselton Auto Mall” Facebook page is up to 49 fans. Social marketing is a much longer term approach than most dealership marketing activities, but I believe it will pay off in the end. Marketing today is so much of a spider web… you need to branch in more directions than ever and be thinking ahead at all times. In the dealer world, it’s not just about this month’s end anymore. :)

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