Effective SEO strategy for Car Dealer websites

admin — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 07:04:14 +0000

Car dealer websites have a unique advantage in the sense that auto industry is very popular, interesting and dynamic. Because of so much interest of the general public, getting SEO ideas for a car dealer site is not too difficult.

A major component of a sound SEO plan involves creating content on relevant topics with unique content and filled with informational material.

One sure shot way of becoming an authority is to create original content which helps layperson as well as experts. Delve on all aspects of your niche and provide little known facts or troubleshoot common problems faced by people. This will establish your reputation over your rivals in the most cost effective way.

Analyzing your competitor sites also reveal nuggets of information that can be very useful for your SEO plan. First of all make a list of rivals who ranks for the keywords you are also targeting. Analyze their sites and content. Observe it from the point of view of a user. Are they serving the content which will satisfy their customers or visitors? Are they answering the users are seeking? Can you do it better?

Creating quality content with information, statistics and images will result in relevant traffic and sales queries in a very quick time.

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Kansas City car dealer admits to sending $23,500 to Al-Qaida

admin — Mon, 24 May 2010 07:09:54 +0000

A Kansas City used-car and auto-parts dealer admitted in federal court to sending $23,500 to banned terrorist group al-Qaida.

Khalid Ouazzani pleaded guilty on Wednesday to terrorism-related charges in court in Missouri and admitted he sent the money to the terrorist organization through a bank in the United Arab Emirates in 2007-08. He also pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering.

The 32-year-old was born in Morocco but is a naturalized U.S. citizen. His car business was called Truman Used Auto Parts. He sold it in 2007 and used the money to repay a coconspirator, federal officials say.

Ouazzani admitted his intent to join al-Qaida and swore an oath to the terrorist organization to an unnamed coconspirator. He faces a sentence of 30 years to life.

“National security is the highest priority of the Department of Justice,” Beth Phillips, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, said in a statement. “I applaud the diligent work of our law-enforcement partners from local, state and federal agencies . . . much of their work is done behind the scenes, investigating and gathering information, but they play a crucial role in preventing terrorist activities.”

Ouazzani’s lawyers issued this statement after the plea:

“He deeply regrets what he has done and is taking steps to atone, to the extent he can, for his crimes. He will continue to do so.”