Webinar: B2B Social Media – Getting The Fleet Department Involved
As Rob Hagen Likes To Say, It’s Not Just About Sales, It’s About The Bottom Line!
At Next Generation Dealer Services we strive to be the forefront of automotive social media by always bringing the most robust social media information to the table. This FREE webinar will be no different, it’s focus will be on the fleet department and how to use B2B social media tactics to connect with and ultimately sell to future customers.
In this 1 hour webinar learn:
- How to build an infrastructure to capture leads.
- Why developing a content creation strategy will build authority and rapport.
- How to track your effectiveness and gauge traffic.
- Why creating platform specific landing pages will help you to close the deal.
- How LinkedIn can save your professional life.
- And a whole lot more!
In this webinar I will share with you HOW to choose the right social media tools, where to find specific types of businesses and how to engage them without coming across as being pushy. Space is limited so register today!
When: 6-18-2010 at 9 AM Pacific Time
10Am Mountain
11AM Central
12PM Eastern
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If
you're looking for the competitive edge in your market and you think that social
media can get you there, then contact me so we can talk about it! As always,
conversations are free and I love to meet new people. For a FREE strategy
session contact me HERE. I will not disappoint!
If you'd like to check out a few of the packages I offer to auto dealers, check
them out HERE.
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