The Social Agencies blog
Social Agencies publishes plain, answer-first guides for US car dealerships and home service businesses: what a website should cost, how to get found on Google, how to follow up leads faster, and when paid lead sites are worth it. Each guide answers the question in its first lines.
What does every business owner ask us?
What do dealers ask us most?
All dealerships guides →- How much does a car dealership website cost?5 min
- Dealership inventory feeds: how to get your cars onto your website automatically5 min
- AutoTrader vs Cars.com vs CarGurus vs your own website: which do dealers need?4 min
- Facebook ads for car dealerships: how to get more leads4 min
- Speed to lead: how fast should a dealership reply to an online lead?4 min
- Car dealership website examples: what the trusted ones include4 min
What do home service businesses ask us most?
All home services guides →- How much does a website cost for a contractor or trade business?5 min
- How electricians and plumbers rank higher on Google Maps4 min
- Are Angi, Thumbtack and HomeAdvisor leads worth it for contractors?5 min
- Estimate and invoice apps for contractors4 min
- What should a plumber or electrician website show to be trusted?4 min
- How to get residential remodeling leads without Angi or HomeAdvisor5 min
Frequently asked questions
Who writes these guides?
The two directors of Social Agencies, from the questions owners ask on real calls.
Are the guides free?
Yes. Read, share and use them. If you want help putting one into practice, book a call.
Where do the numbers in the guides come from?
Every outside number names its source, such as a published price list or an official register. We do not invent statistics.
How often are new guides added?
When a question comes up often enough to deserve a proper answer. Each guide shows the date it was published.
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