Dealers get on top of search engine results

Lisa Rockwell and Tim Clines of Williams Auto Group jam the company's home page with relevant information to increase its attractiveness to search engines.

By:

Ralph Kisiel

April 19, 2010 05:00 AM

General Motors Co. dealer Jerry Seiner wanted to increase traffic at his dealership Web site, gmguy.com, so the Utah dealer turned to search engine optimization.

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