Our platform is built on the wildly successful WordPress* open source framework which makes up over 26% of the entire internet websites and is mobile ready.
Since WordPress is open source there are literally millions of developers world-wide developing for it, which keeps our websites cutting edge without depleting our firms resources.
WPDlr provides you a high level WordPress integration which means amazing useability. With simple instructions you can manage your inventory, specials, staff and coupons easily and see your changes reflected in your site immediately. Add new homepage sliders, landing pages and view all your leads in one spot!
Our platform uses a pixel to gather data from each unique visitor on your website. This pixel is the equivalent of a "digital flag". As your customer travels from website to website across the web this "digital flag" is raised saying "I'm here" and is viewable by our platform on any one of millions of websites including Facebook, in real-time!
Being able to view and report on in-depth interactions with your site leads to sales! We provide an easy to use analytics platform that provides even more reporting than Google Analytics. Our platform even tracks every phone call that is generated by the site. See how your site can grow and bring more people into your showrooms!
Ever here the saying "Like finding a needle in a haystack?" Think about it... There are 10's of millions of websites, blogs and portals dedicated to the auto industry. Across those websites and countless blogs are billions of similar keywords and keyword phrases, many of which are describing, reviewing or trying to sell cars, parts and service just like you. So how is Google, Bing or Yahoo to know how to serve up your website to those who would be most interested in your cars, parts or services?
Volkswagen of America chose WPDlr as the website provider for the rollout of their WorldAuto Certified Preowned program. They needed a solution that provided a website for each of their existing US dealers, as well as portal sites at the tier 2 and tier 1 levels.
Centrally located on Long Island, NY, Platinum Volkswagen struggled making its website work. The store began with the manufacturer-mandated Cobalt website, and then tried a secondary Dealer.com site. As legacy providers, both Cobalt and Dealer.com have the patronage of manufacturers and make grand promises, but their product offerings are stale and no longer competitive, having failed to adapt to advances in SEO, online trends and technologies.
Located among fierce competitors in the dealer-dense New York metro area, Toyota of Hackensack had been frustrated with their Dealer.com site, which has hindered their ability to increase sales and edge out the competition. The dealership lagged in 11th place in the region of number of Certified Toyota vehicles sold per month.
