No-nonsense guides on getting found on Google, marketing on a budget and making the most of going digital, written for South African business owners.
Two Cox Automotive SVPs told NADA Show 2026 that dealers who act now will be twice as efficient and nearly twice as profitable. We…
Read the guide →Google Ads started migrating search campaigns to AI Max on its own, Meta pulled placement exclusions out of ad sets, and new quarterly data…
Read the recap →A NADA Show 2026 session on inspection videos delivers the best operational rubric of the series and the shakiest evidence. Here is the grading…
Read the guide →A NADA trainer with nothing to sell argues you do not need to be fluent in analytics, only accountable. His glossary is three words…
Read the guide →In August a bot setting removed an entire government website from Google, and on 15 September that setting becomes the default for free Cloudflare…
Read the recap →A NADA Show 2026 session hands dealers one piece of arithmetic: monthly SEO spend divided by the actions that matter. Here is how to…
Read the guide →Google confirmed it is routing search clicks through its own redirect links, bot protection knocked the IRS out of Google entirely, and Local Services…
Read the recap →The least commercial session at NADA Show 2026: a NADA Academy instructor telling dealers to use the tools they already own rather than buy…
Read the guide →A NADA Show 2026 session backed by a real survey of 1,700 dealership customers, and the findings contradict the stereotype: Gen Z barely shops…
Read the guide →A NADA Show 2026 session on selling to Gen Z carries ten statistics and not one source. We traced six of them: one is…
Read the guide →A 41 day experiment found Googlebot reaching only 2 percent of pages linked by JavaScript, and the AI crawlers found almost none. Microsoft and…
Read the recap →A NADA Show 2026 session argues that if your salespeople are bad at social media, that is management’s failure and not theirs. We translate…
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