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Where Should I Buy Leads From? Dealix? Etc.

kcar

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Any recommendations? Not interested in credit apps and all of that jazz, just normal leads with vehicle interest, phone, e-mail, etc. Looking to start off with a smaller budget than most as a trial of sorts. Also the problem, it will be with Suzuki and our market isn't exactly familiar with Suzuki so I imagine lead counts will be low.

Thanks.

Just checked the top 4 sellers. Maxing out at 6-10 leads a month.
 
Who did you check?

Also...allow me to ask why. Why are you getting into acquiring 3rd party leads?*

What are you hoping to accomplish by acquiring these leads?*As in real numbers.

What will determine your success during this lead acquiring campaign?*

I'm really curious and I hope you take the time to answer.
 
Who did you check?

Also...allow me to ask why. Why are you getting into acquiring 3rd party leads?*

What are you hoping to accomplish by acquiring these leads?*As in real numbers.

What will determine your success during this lead acquiring campaign?*

I'm really curious and I hope you take the time to answer.

Mostly bigger names. Dealix, Autobytel, AutoUSA, and a few others. Their website estimates 6 leads, and they are proposing 10 leads a month. Wasn't really my idea, boss want's to give it a try since there's extra $ in our marketing fund. As far as the outcome, I'm not really sure, haven't used 3rd party leads but I expect from what I've been reading on here they will be tough to sell to. Results would be showroom visits or sales, but even with our budget, 30/leads a month, and the issue of only 10 leads available, I'm not sure how well this will work..
 

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A dealer exploring third-party lead purchases for a Suzuki brand (expecting only 6-10 leads monthly due to low market familiarity) solicits recommendations on vendors like Dealix and Autobytel. Experienced forum members challenge the strategy by questioning ROI and suggesting the dealer would see better results investing in organic SEO for their own website instead, while also pointing to industry evidence that third-party lead platforms are losing traffic and effectiveness. The thread ultimately suggests that dealers should focus on generating their own leads rather than relying on third-party sources.

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