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While the Internet has allowed us to reach more people in more ways than we imagined just a few short years ago, layer after layer of new rules and processes has been added. We also know how best to retarget browsers who may have recently visited your site, how to handle carousel ads so that prospects in your market don’t simply scroll down, and how to craft emails to get more opens. After all, there’s always a shiny new technology or app that everyone seems to be raving about, but if your customers aren’t on it, then your money probably shouldn’t be spent there. After all, while our team is focused on the nuances of digital marketing to encourage more people to click your ads and walk through your doors, you can focus more of your time on what you do best: closing those deals.

Our team has placed hundreds of clients on the first page of Google searches for all things automotive, celebrated featured snippets that ranked higher than some big-name auto brands and consistently placed our clients’ pages in the top number one or two rankings of local searches. When our team is crafting a page, we use titles with long-tail keywords or keywords that attract a focused, highly-specific audience to the page. One of DOM360’s best resources is our creative team, who knows that each page on our clients’ website needs to be uniquely tailored to their branding. We expand our clients’ Google business listing, the service that Google offers local businesses to increase local awareness, credibility and engagement.

You sell cars and your competition sells cars. And selling yourself begins with the creative — the emails, the broadcast, the display and social media ads Which brings us back to the original problem: you sell the same thing the dealership 20 miles down the road sells. If you want creative that’s original, tailored and backed by data, we need to talk.

– DOM360, a full-service automotive marketing agency with offices in South Carolina, Florida and California, welcomes Matt Harper as its new Chief Operating Officer. Prior to joining DOM360 three years ago as Director of Human Resources, Thompson worked at one of Amazon’s highest-volume global fulfillment centers where he led numerous projects for more than 4,000 employees. The personnel moves coincide with the agency’s continued growth, as it has added numerous dealer groups to its roster of clients over the past six months.”While many businesses have struggled in 2020, we have helped our clients move more metal, which has, in turn, allowed us to grow our own business,” Donovan offered. The agency has been focusing exclusively on the automotive sector for more than a decade and has corporate partnerships with Toyota and Lexus, as well as partnerships with over 100 Tier 3 dealer groups across the country.