#69 Disruption of digital advertising, His $1B dealership marketing playbook, Unlocking the secrets of a car shoppers mind | Ron Andrews, VP of Business Development at Cars Commerce

Car Dealership Guy Podcast

Welcome to the Car Dealership Guy Podcast. In this episode, I'm speaking with Ron Andrews, VP of Business Development at Cars Commerce where we discuss: Digital advertising is being disrupted and what it means for digital marketers, Unlocking the secrets of a car shopper's mind, His $1B digital marketing playbook for car dealerships.

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Topics:

(00:00:00) - Intro

(00:04:19) - Ron’s career in auto

(00:07:57) - Modern retailing

(00:14:39) - What’s an ideal channel mix for dealerships?

(00:16:16) - What are you seeing in the market?

(00:19:16) - The “always on” customer

(00:21:21) - Where are dealers wasting money?

(00:24:26) - The future of data

(00:32:22) - What are you working on for dealers today?

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