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JD Rucker (DiffeeOnline)

Hometown:: Oklahoma City

About Me:: I was an internet manager for years. Now I do search engine optimization for automotive websites.

Website:: social-bookmarking-seo.blogspot.com

Dealership Relationship: Work with Car Dealers, Blog about Car Dealers, Shop Car Dealers, Just interested in Car Dealers

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Search Engine Marketing - Tips for finding Vendors

There are a lot of companies out there offering different products to dealers that are supposed to help them with their search engine marketing. The problem is that a lot of them take advantage of dealers who are not properly informed or prepared.

Here is an article about…

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Posted by JD Rucker on August 20th, 2008 at 4:08pm — No Comments (Add)

Louisiana Honda Dealers Posting Videos on YouTube

Videos seem to work GREAT on this site. This one for Louisiana Honda Dealers is just one of the ones that I would like to be able to post on this network or others, so please let me know what you think.

Video for Honda and other brands is becoming…

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Posted by JD Rucker on May 13th, 2008 at 3:27pm — 1 Comment (Add)

This Network Mentioned in Auto Dealer Monthly

Auto Dealer Monthly

Click on the headline on the front page on the right that says "SEO: Optimization with Blogs and Social Media".

This netwo…

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Posted by JD Rucker on May 10th, 2008 at 2:01pm — No Comments (Add)

From Visitor to Lead to Sale: It's all about impressions

Does price sell cars? You all should know the answer to that: a big, resounding "No!"

In today's Internet heavy automotive marketplace, converting visitors to leads and leads to sales comes down to impressions. Give the buyer what they want and they will buy. If you don't, they'll find someone who will.

Assuming that you have visitors to your website, the process of turning them into a lead starts immediately upon them hitting the site. First impression is important here. What d…

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Posted by JD Rucker on February 6th, 2008 at 10:28am — 3 Comments (Add)

Selling Cars to a Wide Radius

The market is extremely competitive. The Internet has put so much more information in the hands of the consumers that turning a reasonable profit can be difficult. The Internet offers one major advantage to some dealers, those who are willing to go after the business outside of their immediate area.

Getting leads from 100, 200, or more miles awa…

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Posted by JD Rucker on October 5th, 2007 at 11:37am — No Comments (Add)

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At 6:15am on August 9th, 2008, Antonio said…: Hey JD how is everything going for you? Why did you decide to get out of auto sales? Hopefully you are doing good at your new venture. When you get a chance check http://www.upyoursale.com

At 8:33am on March 29th, 2008, Kevin Hovan said…: While looking for info to help my salespeople with used car sales, I stumbled upon your article "Questions to Ask that Make Your Salesperson Squirm". I believe everyone has a right to the opinion, and I wanted to let you know that your "Christian Values" are askew. You were either a very dishonset salesperson before or your advocation of of making others uncomfortable to have "a little fun" makes you a little sadistic now. Some of your advice would only serve to make the process more painful for the customer. If you ever bothered to pick up a Bible you could not find a passage that calls profit a sin. I'll let you in on a little secret, the next time you're at the grocery store remember that the grocer paid a lower price that he is asking you to pay.