Automotive
The customer shopping from their couch still needs a salesperson
Your best people sell face to face. Online shoppers never give them the chance. A personal walk-around puts your rep in front of the customer before the customer picks a store.
The problem
The lead arrives online and the relationship never starts
A modern car buyer submits four leads in an evening and takes the first competent response. Your reps are competing on speed and sameness, and the thing they are actually good at, being a person, never gets used.
What it costs you
- Internet leads get identical templated responses from every store
- The customer has no reason to prefer your store over the one nearer home
- Trade appraisal disputes start because the number arrived without context
- Service declines recommended work because nobody showed them the problem
How it is used
What automotive teams send
Specific, not theoretical. These are the sends that get used most.
01
Walk-around videos
A rep records the actual vehicle on the lot, not stock photos, and sends it within minutes of the lead. It is the single highest-response use of Quickpage in automotive.
02
Trade appraisals
Walk the customer through their own vehicle and explain how the number was reached. The appraisal conversation stops being a fight.
03
Service approvals
The technician films the worn brake or the leak. Approval rates on recommended work go up because the customer can see it.
04
Test drive and appointment confirmation
A personal confirmation from the rep the customer will actually meet lifts show rates.
05
Unsold follow-up
The customer who left without buying responds to a face. A templated email from the same store does not get opened.
What you will use most
The parts of Quickpage that matter here
Customers
What teams tell us
Posted publicly by automotive teams using Quickpage.
Questions
Automotive questions
Does it work with our CRM?
Direct integrations exist for VinSolutions, CDK CRM (formerly Elead), DealerSocket, DealerPeak, DP360, Tekion, Activix, AutoAlert, PBS, and Momentum. Reps search the CRM from the share window, and every send and view is written back as a note on the lead.
Can reps do this from the lot?
That is the intended workflow. The mobile app records, builds, and sends from a phone, so the walk-around goes out while the rep is standing at the vehicle.
How do we know if reps are actually using it?
The team dashboard shows pages created, sent, and viewed per rep, filterable by date and team, with a leaderboard and scheduled reports to management. Adoption is visible without asking anyone.
Does this help the service drive as well as sales?
Yes, and for many stores service is where it pays first. A technician showing the customer the actual worn part lifts approval rates on recommended work measurably.
What about consent and compliance?
SMS consent is recorded per contact with source and timestamp, and opt-outs are honored automatically across every channel. Groups with a formal compliance program should talk to us: consent logging is configured at the group level.
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