Tweets drive buyers to car showrooms, study reveals
15 May 2013 | by Staff
The more tweets that prospective car buyers see the higher the likelihood that they will walk into a car showroom or book a test drive, according to a new study.
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Car marque Nissan has pulled its ads from Facebook after they appeared next to a page making light of violence towards women.
The more tweets that prospective car buyers see the higher the likelihood that they will walk into a car showroom or book a test drive, according to a new study.
Vodafone McLaren Mercedes displayed its new Twitter handle, @McLarenF1, on the front wing endplate of the team's cars during the Spanish Grand Prix, held at the weekend.
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