Direct mail
A focused invitation with one offer, one response path, and matched tracking.
Use when: the dealer needs nearby households and older lead lists.Built for independent dealers
Walk through the full Showroom Surge vision: find the right lots, prepare outreach and proposals, run the campaign, then prove what sold.
Filter a fictional prospect list by opportunity score, then tap a dealership to see the sample decision-makers behind it.
Choose a fictional dealership to preview the opening message and follow-up rhythm. Nothing here can send a message.
Select a fictional dealership and event type. The demo creates a formatted proposal you can copy for review; it does not send or save anything.
Tap a fictional deal to advance it one stage, or drag it on a larger screen. Changes last only for this open demo session.
Start with the right traffic channels, then make sure the basics are covered before anything goes out.
A focused invitation with one offer, one response path, and matched tracking.
Use when: the dealer needs nearby households and older lead lists.Short vehicle creative, local targeting, landing-page follow-up, and retargeting.
Use when: the team can respond quickly to new leads.Human-led response calls that qualify interest and lock a specific arrival time.
Use when: there is a warm list and staff can keep the schedule.Demo checklist only; it is not legal advice and ticks are not saved.
A dedicated view of how a warm list becomes confirmed lot visits. Every number and contact is fictional.
Segment warm inquiries, past customers, and event respondents after permissions and opt-outs are checked.
Reps use the approved event script, answer basic questions, and offer a specific arrival time.
The lot sees the appointment, vehicle interest, assigned salesperson, and follow-up status.
Illustrative workflow only. This demo cannot call, text, import a list, or contact anyone.
See the full sponsor/freebie flow with sample companies, generated drafts, and a visible scheduled queue.
Select the partner categories that fit the event and what each category could contribute.
Create a plain-language message with the dealership, town, request, and partner benefit.
See every sample recipient, message, and planned time before any future system could send it.
This is a visual queue only. No email, message, or request is scheduled or sent.
A sample monthly loss view turns missed activity into one number the dealer can understand.
Formula uses illustrative assumptions: 33% weak-return spend, 20% of leads not reached, and $2,200 gross per sale at a 22.5% lead-to-sale opportunity. These are not audited dealership figures.
Use the loss number to keep the conversation specific, confident, and free of hype.
“Based on this sample, the lot may be leaving about $18,380 on the table each month.”
“Traffic is softer, leads are waiting too long, and too many appointments disappear before anyone arrives.”
“Our 10-Day Pre-Approval Plan gives people a reason to respond, books the visit, and puts support on the lot.”
“Let us come run it. We’ll map the offer, build the traffic plan, work the appointments, and show you the numbers.”
A sample campaign dashboard connects the activity on the lot to the channels that brought people in.
All figures are fictional and provided only to demonstrate the reporting view.
Three quick details shape the demo plan. Nothing is saved when you close this page.
A neighborhood cookout and test-drive event built to give shoppers a comfortable reason to visit.
Move the sliders. The estimate updates on the spot so you can see what has to happen for the event to make sense.
Estimate = visitors × close rate × average gross, minus event cost. It is a planning scenario, not a promise of sales or profit.
A sample 30-day rhythm that builds attention, runs the structured event plan, then turns event traffic into follow-up appointments.
Lock the offer, event name, partners, staff roles, landing page, and tracking numbers.
Launch short video posts, retargeting, text-list outreach, community partners, and direct mail.
Daily countdown, live walkarounds, RSVP calls, event-day check-in, test-drive routing, and appointment setting.
Same-day thank-you texts, missed-appointment calls, unsold follow-up, buyer stories, and next-event seed list.
Illustrative campaign flow
A simple mail-to-appointment sequence the dealer can follow. This demo does not send mail or place calls.
Send a focused drive-radius mailer with one concrete reason to respond, such as a pre-approval event invitation or trade-in bonus.
A representative calls the respondent, answers basic event questions, and locks in a specific arrival time at the lot.
The dealership receives the appointment, prepares the handoff, and welcomes the shopper into a scheduled event-day path.
Demo sponsor playbook
Showroom Surge can organize a partner list and prepare the asks. This demo only shows the outreach plan—it does not contact any company.
Ask for: free samples, bottled drinks, snack trays, or a food voucher for a drawing.
Ask for: wash cards, a free detail, dashboard kits, or event-day demonstrations.
Ask for: co-branded shirts, key tags, tote bags, banners, or a small batch of giveaway items.
Ask for: gift cards, family passes, service coupons, or a door prize that brings attention to both businesses.
Personalize the bracketed parts before sending. Nothing is sent from this demo.
Hi [Company Name]—we’re planning a community sales event at [Dealership] in [Town] and would love to feature a local partner. Would you be open to contributing [free samples, gift cards, or a door prize] for attendees? We’ll include your business name in the event promotion and at the giveaway table. If you’re interested, I can send the date and expected turnout. Thank you!
Build your demo plan above, then copy the short brief. Send it to the person who shared this demo and talk through the event, the numbers, and the next move.