Social media has become a lot more than just a way to share funny pictures of cats and snapshots of your lunch with your friends. Today’s social media venues can be used to help with selling anything from toothpaste to classic cars, and that’s why you may want to consider using it when you want to buy or sell a classic car.
Can Social Media Really Help Me Sell a Classic Car?
Quickly finding a buyer for your classic car means getting your money faster. That’s where social media can really help.
When you put your listing and information about your car in front of other car enthusiasts on social media venues, sure, some of them are just there to enjoy looking at cars – but others are there to find the car of their dreams.
So, if more people see the classic car you’re trying to sell, it’s logically going to sell faster, and it’s far more likely to sell it at the price you want. This means you shouldn’t have to keep lowering your price until you get a buyer, and you will typically find a buyer more quickly.
How Can Social Media Help Me Buy a Classic Car?
Just like selling, when you put your “In Search Of” ad in front of more groups of classic car enthusiasts, you’re far more likely to find someone with the car you’re dreaming of owning in a shorter time period.
If you have a story about why you want the car, like it’s the kind you had in high school, like the car your dad had when he proposed to your mom, or whatever the story is, share the story. The better the story is, the more it gets picked up on social media, and the better results you get.
How Classic Cars Online US Can Help You Buy or Sell a Classic Car
Our social media services include sharing posts to several major social media sites, such as Twitter, Facebook pages and groups, and Pinterest, just to name a few of the spots where we participate in social media classic car groups.
If you choose to pick up our social media services or just want more information, we’ll provide a list of the places your listing will be shared and how many people follow us in our groups at each site as well as how many people are in other groups where we share.