The U.S. automotive market is in flux. Tariff uncertainty, inventory volatility, rising interest rates, shifting consumer habits, and evolving digital behaviors are making it harder than ever for dealerships to maintain consistent sales and service performance. The rules of engagement have changed—and success now requires not just strategy, but precision.
In the competitive landscape of the automotive industry, understanding your customers is paramount. For car dealerships, particularly new car dealerships, identifying the attributes that predict a consumer's likelihood to purchase can significantly enhance marketing efforts and improve conversion rates. In this blog, we will delve into the critical attributes that can help Sales Managers, Service Managers, and General Managers optimize their strategies and ultimately drive sales.
As a car dealer you have more than likely heard about Behavioral and Contextual Targeting when it comes to marketing, but if you’re like a lot of the dealers I have spoken to, you may not be entirely clear on the difference between the two.
Contextual targeting and behavioral targeting are not one and the same. Learn why they are different, and why Big Data makes such a difference when it comes to deciding which type of campaign to implement. Contextual targeting is ad placement done smartly. Rather than relying on broad demographics, location, and simple browsing history, contextually-targeted ads connect the right message to the right person at the right time. Contextual ad campaigns show the user content similar to what’s on...
