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SEARCHIn addition to website design, the deal will allow members of Dealers United to take advantage of KPA’s search engine optimization services.
SARASOTA, Fla. — Dealers United, which negotiates vendor services on behalf of dealer members, unveiled its August member deal today. This month, members can save 40 to 48 percent on website services provided by KPA’s TK Carsites subsidiary.
Based on the negotiated terms, members of Dealers United can also take advantage of KPA’s website plus Premium SEO or Website plus Elite SEO.
“As we researched vendors and spoke with members, we found KPA to be a name that came up time and again in connection with top-of-the-line website and SEO services,” said Dealers United Co-Founder Jesse Biter. “But what really drove the decision is KPA’s commitment to the entire website experience, from SEO and design to user interaction. Their packages are some of the most comprehensive we’ve found.”
Dealers United acts as the business development arm for private dealerships and dealer groups by researching vendors and negotiating their services at a substantial discount. Members receive monthly offerings at highly discounted prices from fully-vetted vendors. For more information, visit DealersUnited.com.
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