Dealer Groups

One Signal Layer Across the Group. One Scoreboard the Operators Can Use.

Set group standards while preserving rooftop-specific goals, PMA, inventory, audience, access, and follow-up decisions.

Review My Dealer Group

Group Standards. Local Decisions.

Organize data consistently without forcing every rooftop into the same play.

  • Rooftop-specific goals
  • Brand and store segmentation
  • Local PMA rules
  • Inventory-specific audiences

Control Duplication and Waste

Coordinate suppression, access, and reporting across approved campaigns.

  • Group-level suppression
  • Duplicate control
  • Central and local activation
  • Permission and access controls

One View, Two Altitudes

Give leadership a group view and operators a store-level scoreboard.

  • Group reporting
  • Rooftop scorecards
  • Store-versus-group performance
  • Shared learning where approved

Measure Opportunity Without Overstating It.

Availability, identity, match volume, permitted use, delivery, and outcomes depend on source, consent, geography, browser and technical conditions, dealership rights, destination policies, inventory, offer, follow-up, market, and execution. A signal is not automatically a submitted lead or permission for direct contact.

The Dealer Data Review

Bring the Store's Numbers. Leave With a Test Plan.

We review your traffic, rooftops, lead volume, inventory, gross assumptions, and primary objective to map a practical first test.

What your review includes

Traffic and signal opportunity map

Three practical audiences or segments

Break-even model using your numbers

Recommended activation plan

Measurement scorecard

First-month pilot outline

The plan is designed around the systems and partners the dealership already has in place.

1 The Store2 Contact + Numbers

Step 1 of 2

Start with the store.