How First Nations Buy Tax
Free
The website features dealers that can assist
with the whole Vehicle Buying process from
helping the customer choose the right vehicle,
arranging the financing and then delivering the
vehicle right to the First Nation tax free! The site
features a Social Site where members can
upload an image or
The site is set-up to be a social site
that First Nations and Tribal
communities can connect, make
friends, sell products, refer products
and vendors, it is based on a
concept of inter-tribal trade.
Many non-first nation owned Auto
Dealers have seen the First Nation
market as a huge market and have
been using their marketing
campaigns to target the First
Nation buyers with a lot of
success.
First Nation Auto Finder has
reached out to First Nation
entrepreneurs to develop this
market and help define the new
Inter-Tribal Trade in this new era
of commerce.
Many First Nations and Tribal communities
hang out on popular social channels such
as Facebook, Instagram or Linkedin, so
the social part is huge with the
communities in connecting with each for
the latest in what is happening locally and
in other communities.
Many Corporation are seeing the
value of doing business and
partnering with First Nations and
Tribal Nations, it is great business to
help the tribes develop with
commerce, infrastructure and job
opportunities.
National companies such as AECON
and Bird Construction have
developed partnership agreements
with Canadian First Nations and are
succeeding with creating jobs, better
opportunities and infrastructure for
the communities.
First Nation Auto Finder creator, Guy
Monague is developing a series of
themed sites that will assist first
nations with Inter-Tribal Trade and
developing a great social connection
for Business and Employment
solutions.
The additional sites will be called
First Nation Business Finder and
First Nation Job Finder using the
same concepts of social connections
and a place for business or
government to post promotions and
opportunities.
The site features both First Nation
owned and First Nation friendly
companies, most communities have
existing relationships with vendors that
supply a lot products, and a lot these
companies could be considered First
Nation Friendly.
Find Out More At
https://firstnationautofin
der.com