DOM360 Alternative for Car Dealerships

Search traffic is only the start. LeadLocate adds exclusive local leads, lead pages and live chat, and a CRM that calls and texts every shopper while they are still looking.

DOM360 is an automotive digital marketing agency. Its public positioning covers paid search, search engine optimization, paid social and display advertising for dealerships and dealer groups, with performance reporting and account management wrapped around the media. Search is the center of gravity: getting a store in front of shoppers at the moment they type a model, a trim or a dealership name into a search box.

That is a real discipline. Search campaigns need constant attention to keywords, budgets and landing pages, and a store without anyone in house who wants to own that work can hand it to an agency and get a monthly review in return.

Services, packaging and terms change over time. Confirm current pricing and terms with the vendor directly, and ask to see the media spend and the management fee as separate lines on the proposal so you can judge each one on its own.

Dealers who call us about replacing a search agency usually describe the same gap. The traffic reports look healthy, and the sales floor still asks where the customers are.

Traffic is not a lead. A click lands on a vehicle detail page and leaves. The report counts the session; the sales manager never gets a name. Stores start shopping when they want the output to be a person they can call.

The website does the converting, and it is not the agency's product. Search sends shoppers to a site the agency does not control, and forms, chat and phone numbers on that site all feed different places.

Nobody works the response fast enough. A form fill at nine at night sits until morning. By the time a rep calls, the shopper has talked to two other stores.

Paying for management on top of media. The fee covers work that is hard to audit from the outside, and the renewal arrives before the store has a clear read on results.

LeadLocate closes each of those gaps. It delivers exclusive local leads directly, gives the store its own conversion pages and chat, and puts a CRM behind them that responds the moment a shopper raises a hand.

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Leads delivered, not only clicks bought. In Leads Manager the store draws its zone with the zone editor, reads zip stats and a market scan, picks the campaign type, writes the prescreening questions, sets Custom Offers and previews sample ads with See Samples. Our team builds and runs the campaigns from those selections on the webXintel Ads Network, included with every plan. Every lead in your zone is delivered to you and only you, prescreened at capture with the questions you choose, and backed by a replacement review, so a bad lead costs you nothing.

Both sides of the lot. Buyer leads are a mix of VIN specific shoppers and people describing what they want, and opt in seller leads come from local owners who asked for an offer on their vehicle, which gives the used car manager a supply line that search campaigns rarely produce.

The CRM comes with it. Leads always arrive inside the platform subscription, because the CRM is what receives, routes and works them. Texting, calling, email, automation, desking and reporting are on the same record from the first second.

Terms you control. Month to month with no long term contract. CRM Only starts at $199 a month and lead plans start at $799.

Features, packaging and pricing change. Confirm anything that drives your decision directly with each vendor before you sign.

Whatever sends shoppers to your store online, the pages they land on decide whether they become leads. LeadLocate gives the store its own conversion layer. Lead Pages is a landing page builder with per page URL settings, so every offer gets a page built for one action. Personal salesperson websites give each rep a page of their own to share by text and on social. A free live chat widget goes on the site you already have, so a shopper with a question asks it right on the page instead of hitting the back button.

Your website forms connect through your form intake link. A form on the dealer site, a landing page or a WordPress form posts straight into the CRM with the fields mapped, and the first text can fire automatically. Inventory Link adds an embeddable inventory widget for any website, brand pages with offers and lead forms, and a Schedule a Visit sheet that rises from the bottom of a phone screen, all feeding the same CRM.

Stores that want their own address can search, buy and point a domain from inside the CRM with the self service DNS editor, and the website editor covers business info, branding, menu links, social media, inventory and analytics in one place. Our page on website lead attribution covers keeping the source on every form.

Plenty of search shoppers never fill out a form. They tap the number. LeadLocate gives every source its own tracking phone number, so a search campaign, a lead page and a chat widget each report their calls separately. Inbound calls run through a call flow the store builds in the IVR builder, with business hours routing, a Forward Calls To ring list built from your own users, and a virtual receptionist that can screen callers with press 5.

Missed calls get a text back right away, and the reply lands on the customer's record. Every call is recorded and transcribed, with the transcript one click from the lead, and Call Alerts with Alert Keywords flag the calls that mention the words your store picks. Reps call back from the VoIP softphone with click to call, or trigger a call that rings their own cell first.

Texting runs with MMS and delivery status on every bubble, RCS with automatic SMS fallback, and trackable short links with click stats. Automated Templates send the first text for each feed the second a lead arrives, and Follow Up Processes carry the next touches. The shopper who searched at lunch hears from a salesperson before lunch is over.

Search reporting tends to stop at the click. LeadLocate reporting starts at the lead and follows it through the store. The Lead Feeds Manager gives each source its own feed, so every lead arrives labeled. Visitor analytics inside the CRM show overview, realtime visitors, sessions, sources, devices, search and top pages for your lead pages and salesperson sites.

Reports then roll it up at three levels: activity for each rep, company reporting for the rooftop, and management reporting for the group, with the Reports dashboard on the dock. A sales manager can see which source produced the leads and who worked each one, without exporting anything to a spreadsheet.

Because every call, text, email and voicemail sits on one communications timeline, a manager reviewing a lead reads the whole conversation instead of a summary. That is what makes the morning meeting about coaching rather than guessing. For a deeper look at connecting spend to sales, see CRM with lead attribution.

1. Inventory your sources. List every campaign, landing page, form, chat tool and phone number, and confirm who owns the ad accounts and the creative.
2. Stand up the CRM. Add users and roles, import contacts, set Follow Up Processes and Automated Templates, and connect your website forms through the form intake link.
3. Build the conversion layer. Publish lead pages, turn on the live chat widget and assign tracking numbers per source.
4. Make your Leads Manager selections. Draw the zone, choose the campaign type, write prescreening questions and review See Samples.
5. Overlap, then decide. Run both for a few weeks and compare time to first response, touches per lead and appointments set.

Stores that keep an agency for search can run LeadLocate beside it: point the agency's forms and numbers at their own feeds and every response lands in the same CRM, measured on the same reports. Training is included with every plan, and every account is set up for your market, usually the same day, with no inventory feed or DMS access required.

We cannot guarantee lead counts, appointments, close rates or sold units, because those depend on your market, your inventory and your team, and no vendor can. The demo shows the platform running on real lead flow.

Does LeadLocate manage search campaigns?

LeadLocate delivers exclusive local leads. Your store makes its selections in Leads Manager, our team builds and runs the campaigns on the webXintel Ads Network, and the leads land in your CRM ready to work.

Can we keep our search agency and use LeadLocate?

Yes. Give the agency's forms and phone numbers their own feeds and tracking numbers, and every response lands in the LeadLocate CRM beside your exclusive local leads, measured on the same reports.

Do we need a new website?

No. Keep the site you have. Add the free live chat widget, connect its forms through your form intake link, and use Lead Pages and salesperson websites for offer pages that point straight into the CRM.

Are the leads exclusive to our store?

Yes. Every lead in your zone is delivered to you and only you, prescreened at capture with the questions you choose, and backed by a replacement review.

How fast does a new lead get a response?

Automated Templates send the first text for each feed the moment a lead arrives, and Follow Up Processes carry the next touches, while round robin puts the lead in front of a salesperson.

What does it cost?

CRM Only starts at $199 a month. Inbound buyer lead plans start at $799, Marketplace Acquisitions seller lead plans at $999, and the Buyers & Sellers Hybrid Plan at $1,599, all month to month.

We will map a zone around your store, show you sample ads for your market, and walk your team through lead pages, chat and the CRM working real lead flow. Month to month, so staying is your call every month.

Prefer to talk right now? Call or text 844-376-2274.