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Week one: the first 100-point forum, about who buys cars and how a store's marketing and sales teams divide the work.

Week two brings Written Assignment 1, worth 100, often on a dealership's marketing strategy or advertising mix.

Week three brings Written Assignment 2, often on digital marketing, lead handling or customer relationship management.

Week four brings Forum 2 on the sales process, alongside Exam 1, as eight presentations are watched.

Week five brings the IFL Essay, worth 100, as nine presentations cover closing, negotiating and delivery.

Week six brings Forum 3, week seven Forum 4 on follow-up and retention, and week eight Forum 5 alongside Exam 2.

The two exams are the only items in the course that are not written work.

Weeks four to six are heavy on video, with eight, nine and five presentations, so forums in those weeks draw on them closely.

Weeks two and three have no forum, which makes room for the two written assignments.

Exam 1 covers the first half of the course and Exam 2 the second.

Forums are done by tying the week's reading and presentations to a concrete dealership practice and taking a position on it. A forum on negotiation might argue for a transparent, one-price approach in some markets and explain what it does to gross profit and customer satisfaction.

Posts lean on the custom text and current trade sources and end with something a sales manager could use.

Written assignments are done as short professional analyses: the situation, the relevant concepts, the data, a recommendation and how its results would be measured.

Where an assignment asks about a real dealer group or brand, its public marketing and reviews are used as evidence.

For the IFL essay, your prompt is followed closely, linking Scripture to integrity at the desk and fairness on the floor.

Every file is read twice before it is sent.

Each item arrives early so you can read it and submit it from your own account.

Assignments that ask for a plan include a timeline and the measures a manager would watch, such as appointment show rate or closing ratio.

Replies, where your section requires them, add a dealership example to a classmate's point.

Every recommendation names who in the store would carry it out.

Assignments cite at least one current industry source.

The writer is someone who has sold cars and moved up, into management, internet sales or a dealer group's marketing office.

They know what happens at each step of a deal, from the first phone call to the delivery and the follow-up call a week later.

They understand digital advertising for dealers, including listing sites, paid search and social campaigns, and how results are tracked.

They keep recommendations within advertising and consumer protection rules.

One writer handles every forum, assignment and the essay.

No writer is told who you are.

Questions about any sales or marketing concept can go through the coordinator.

Many have trained new salespeople, so they explain each step of a deal clearly.

They write about customers with respect, never as targets.

They know how CRM systems, desking tools and digital retailing platforms are used in practice.

Each piece is proofed by a colleague before delivery.

Their tone is practical and respectful.

Presentation-heavy weeks are easy to underestimate, and forums that ignore the videos miss the point of the prompt.

Posts that discuss marketing in general rather than in a dealership setting lose points.

Weeks four and eight stack a forum with an exam.

The sales process has many named steps, and blurring them in a post weakens the analysis.

The faith essay asks students to confront the ethical reputation of car sales honestly.

Digital marketing changes quickly, so examples can date within a year.

Delivering forums before exam weeks and drawing on current sources address most of these.

Retention topics trip students who treat a sale as the end of the relationship rather than the start.

Advertising topics can trip students who forget the rules on advertised prices and incentives.

Written assignments can drift into opinion when they lack data on leads, appointments or sales.

Negotiation posts go wrong when they treat the customer as an opponent rather than someone to help.

Forum posts reach you before their weeks open, so exam weeks are not crowded.

Both written assignments arrive early in their weeks.

The IFL essay arrives a few days before week five ends.

Exam days stay free.

The figure reflects the written items you hand over and the weeks left; exams are excluded.

If you start partway through, the next forum or assignment is written first.

Revisions come from the original author.

If you sell vehicles now, examples can reflect your store in general terms.

Students who start late usually hand over the next forum first.

The essay can arrive a day earlier if you want time to add a personal reflection.

You can ask for any forum a day earlier than planned.