
Seale on New, Kent/Salicco on co-marketing, Meisinger on Fixed | Daily Dealer Live
Car Dealership Guy PodcastShow Notes
Today's show features:
- James Seale, Managing Partner & General Manager at Parkway Family Auto Group
- Jamie Kent, Chief Strategy Officer at Overfuel
- Michael Salicco, CEO at On.Page
- Michael Meisinger, CEO at Mauer Auto Group
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