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“Anyone Can Do This” - Social Media for Car Sales Pros Who Overthink It | Raffi Mouchmouchian, CEO RM Content Media
<p>How many salespeople at your dealership know they should be creating content but keep finding reasons to put it off?</p><p>They don't know what to post. They don't like being on camera. They're worried about looking stupid. Or they spend so much time trying to make the perfect video that nothing ever gets published.</p><p><strong>Raffi Moosh (Raffi Mouchmouchian)</strong> knows that hesitation firsthand. A former Dodge dealership salesperson turned social media creator, Rafi built an Instagram following of nearly 550,000 people and now helps dealerships create content of their own.</p><p>But his growth didn't happen because every video was perfectly planned.</p><p>During an unexpected 30-day break from his dealership job, Rafi focused on creating and posting consistently. His audience more than tripled, eventually giving him the confidence to pursue content creation full-time.</p><p>In this conversation, Michael Cirillo asks Raffi what dealership owners, managers, and salespeople can learn from that experience.</p><p>And if you're trying to get more of your sales team involved in creating content, his advice is surprisingly simple.</p><p><strong>Connect with Raffi:</strong> Follow or DM <strong>@raffimoosh</strong> on social media. Raffi says he personally responds to as many messages as possible.</p><p><strong>Michael's takeaway:</strong> Stop waiting for your salespeople to become great on camera before encouraging them to post. Give them a starting point, let their personalities come through, and help them get comfortable by actually doing it.</p><p><strong>Timestamps</strong></p><p>(00:00) Intro<br>(01:00) Show Support Break<br>(04:01) Leaving the Dealership<br>(05:27) Sales vs. Camera Fear<br>(09:27) Find Your Own Style<br>(12:35) Simple Content Formula<br>(15:25) Cross-Posting Strategy<br>(19:30) OEM Concerns and Honesty<br>(23:42) Key Takeaways and Connect<br>(25:25) Outro and Subscribe</p>