Tie Your Review Strategy to Your Traffic by Bart Wilson

Bart Wilson

Company: DrivingSales

DrivingSales

Dec 12, 2020

Tie Your Review Strategy to Your Traffic

Today, it seems like there are a bazillion sites with dealership reviews. We all know the importance of Google, but how should you determine where you should focus your efforts when your Google Reviews are in a good place? In this clip, Friendemic CEO Steve Pearson and President/CPO Jason Barber give some tips on where your customers are leaving reviews and discuss how to approach where you go next.

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DrivingSales

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