
Stop Chasing Quick Fixes: Aligning Marketing with Dealership Operations | Dealership Playbook Ep. 5
Welcome to the finale of The Dealership Playbook, a special 5-part series on On Deck with Chris Herman. In this deep dive, Chris is joined by operations expert Keith Monnin to decode the true mechanics of running a profitable store.
Are your dealership's marketing dollars actually moving the needle, or are you throwing money at bad data and quick fixes? To wrap up this operational deep dive, Chris and Keith sit down for an honest conversation about automotive advertising and marketing strategy.
In this episode, we break down:
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Advertising vs. Marketing: The crucial difference between short-term calls to action and long-term brand building.
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Fixing Skewed Data: Why traditional tracking methods fail and how modern core analytics give a clearer picture.
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Optimizing Budget Allocation: Why overspending on third-party lead providers and social media ads often fails to deliver—and where to reallocate those funds instead.
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Building a Genuine Brand DNA: Discovering your store's identity, staying consistent, and ditching the constant monthly strategy changes.
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Operations & Marketing Alignment: Why effective marketing can't fix a broken operation, and how a strong operational foundation creates long-term market dominance.
If you're ready to stop changing agencies every few months and start building a lasting brand, this conversation is for you. Be sure to check out the entire 5-part Dealership Playbook series in our podcast feed!
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