By: Terry Hogan

Terry Hogan — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:57:21 +0000

Looks like they are building the cheapest used cars message and doing a good job. They are well ranked for most searches around cheapest used cars and that can’t be a bad thing. Or can it?Cheap is a very transactional word, but on used cars it tends to focus consumers towards the lower end of the market ie under £3000. So if they have plenty of cars under £3000- great message. However they only have 37 cars in stock under £4000 out of a stock of over 2000 cars, so most of their effort will be wasted. My own research and expereince shows that 90% of users on these type of keywords are looking at sub 3k cars. Interestingly on new cars, cheap doesn’t focus towards any given price band, as all new cars have a fixed starting price and it is a good way of differentiating the best deal from the worst deal. On used cars cheap actuall means low priced! So cheap new is goodCheap used is just cheap

By: Where can I find the UK’s cheapest cars - and what will the affect be on google’s results? » malcolm coles

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:29:48 +0000

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By: Hywel

Hywel — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 12:06:36 +0000

If you actually google that phrase you get this page and no mention of cargiant

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