Dealers from every corner.
Here are a few customer success stories.
GOSO monitors all of our dealer interaction to ensure that we provide the best service and tools to our clients. We have written several case studies detailing our partnerships with dealerships. Check them out to see if we can provide the same service for your dealership.
Penske Automotive dealerships, BMW of Austin and MINI of Austin, built and continues to develop their social networks with the help of GOSO. At first glance one will immediately note the interactions taking place on both the BMW of Austin and MINI of Austin Facebook Pages.
The GOSO account management team works with six of the Suburban Collection's dealerships, and the group is adding more roof-tops to the GOSO platform on a weekly basis.
GOSO has been working closely with the AutoNation social media team to bring innovation to the automotive industry for several months.
BMW of Minnetonka has a friendly, professional staff that is ready to help you find your new or used vehicle and answer questions about any BMW model. The new BMW of Minnetonka store is home to the world's largest indoor showroom.
Ken Dixon Automotive prides itself on the trust and loyalty that they have gained from their customers and the community. The goal of social networking is to engage an audience and build brand trust to gain dealership loyalty. Digital Marketing Manager Brian Hydock understood this importance of these principles and knew it was time to convey this message to the online community.
Not all dealers are new to social media. Some of the dealers in the GOSO clan are simply looking for GOSO to augment their already existing social media networks. Zach Butler, Internet Manger at Seth Wadley Ford is that dealer.
Freedom Ford of Norfolk, Virginia met GOSO at the Digital Dealer Conference and Exposition in November 2009. The Freedom team came to the conference looking for a solution for a changing market place. Reaching customers in a new and innovative way was the goal, and GOSO became the solution.
Kelly Nissan realized early that social media wasn't another passing trend. They understood that integrating social media with their online marketing strategy was essential to their growth. However, Kelly Nissan had two major concerns when they began their social media campaign: How would the dealership be able to find valuable content quickly and efficiently? How would they keep track of what others were saying?
New inventory rolls into Fowler Dodge at a steady pace. The problem they faced was how to inform potential leads of their inventory availability. Promoting the vehicles individually on multiple social media networks was a daunting task.
Evergreen Ford knew that social media wasn't going to just be another trend. The dealership realized early that this new way to market online was here to stay. A social media strategy was a must, but Evergreen Ford had two major concerns holding them back: Where would the dealership go to get valuable content quickly and efficiently, and more importantly, how would they keep track of what others were saying?