What are some good ways to market a used car sales site?
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I have thought of using craigslist and other classified ads, social media and of course good old SEO. What else can be done to drive traffic to a used car website?
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What about content related to used cars?
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Why you should buy from a used car lot rather than an individual dealer
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What to look for in a used car
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Why buying used is better than buying new (depreciation, etc.)
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Is it time to buy a new (used) car instead of repair my current car?
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