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Suggestions for Website Providers

Definitely check out DealerAssist (dealerassist.com), we've had a good run with them. We switched over to one of their more modern templates a while back and honestly lead gen and revenue both picked up noticeably after that, way faster than we expected. The drag and drop editing has also been a nice change, we can actually make updates ourselves without waiting on a dev or submitting a ticket for every little thing.

Compared to DDC and Dealer Inspire, the backend just feels less clunky to work in day to day, and their team's been way more open to customizing things instead of forcing a cookie cutter template on us. Team Velocity's marketing tools are solid if that's your focus, but if it's really about the website itself, DealerAssist has worked out better for us.
 
I have a trade-value tech so I cannot say I have a specific recommendation and "why". However, here are some that we work with and that you could look into.
  • DealerOn
  • Motive
  • SOKAL
  • Dealer Fire
  • Dealer Alchemist
  • Fox Dealer
I have contacts at DealerOn, Motive, and SOKAL. Feel free to message me if you want me to connect you with any.

NOTE: I have no skin in the game with any of these companies. They all have their strengths and weaknesses.
 

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A dealer is soliciting recommendations for OEM-approved website providers, having already worked with DDC, Dealer Inspire, and Team Velocity. The post is an open question seeking community input on which platforms perform best and why, with approval requirements spanning Ford, Chevy, Volvo, and Toyota.

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