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- AutoTrader Takeover Equals Savings
  @Bryan Good to hear you participated, hopefully they start to get the picture as more of us get frustrated with the pricing and make the appropriate changes. I would love to see the cross-platform data utilized as well. I agree we are going to se...
- 5 Questions to Define Your Ideal Social Content Strategy
  Thanks Bryan! Call me crazy but every dealer has the opportunity to succeed on Social..not just exist. Stop listening to all the negative noise and set a plan in place. When you do it right, it works....
- Tom White, Jr. Named Head of Dealer Services for DrivingSales
  Thanks to EVERYONE for the kind words. I'm so excited to join the DrivingSales team (actually "excited" probably doesn't really do much justice to how I feel). Ready for the ride of my life!...
- Internet Lead Lingo: “I’m Not In the Market” Means “Don’t Pressure Me”
  Thank you, Bryan - I appreciate the feedback. I'd love to know your team's response......
- The Black and White Truth About QR Codes
  The reason why we put QR codes on our vehicles is actually not for the scan but it is a good conversation piece for our sales people to have with guest. 95% of the time we have to educate people on what to do with a QR code. People may see them all ...

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