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Practical guidance for dealerships posting at volume, plus notes on what we ship.
If you cannot name every Facebook login that can list your cars, you do not control Marketplace. Build an account roster that documents each login, owner, purpose, and recovery path.
Holiday hires and weekend extras should not inherit the store Facebook password. Set account access rules for seasonal and temp staff before the first extra poster logs in.
A unit that moves from North lot to South often stays advertised in both cities. Here is a transfer protocol that takes the old listing down before the new one goes live.
A rep who quits on Friday still has live Marketplace listings on Monday. Here is a same-week protocol for reassigning those units without duplicates, dead inboxes, or a store-wide password reset.
Two reps listing the same F-150 is not hustle. It is overlap. Here is how to split inventory across Facebook accounts so every VIN has one live listing and one owner.
If you cannot say which Facebook account owns which VIN, you will double-post. Use this ownership spreadsheet to map accounts to inventory before the next listing goes live.
A shared store Facebook login feels simpler until three reps post from different desks in one afternoon. Here is how to choose between one account per rep and a shared store account.
Marketplace, profile, and group posts all generate messages. Here is how dealerships tag, log, and review which Facebook surface produced each lead so managers can coach posting instead of guessing.
How to run a dealership Facebook business page alongside Marketplace: split the jobs, keep inventory facts identical, and stop treating page posts as a substitute for listings.