DealerSocket to Debut Cross-Platform Innovations at NADA 2019
Released in time for NADA Show 2019, DealerSocket’s latest innovations are aimed at helping dealers sell more autos, improve operational efficiency, and increase repeat customers.
DALLAS — DealerSocket Inc. will highlight more than 20 new innovations across its suite of products which at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA)’s 2019 conference in San Francisco, the company announced. The new enhancements are the result of “significant” investments DealerSocket has made over the last year in its software, which includes CRM, Equity Mining (Revenue Radar), Digital Marketing (Precise Price), Websites and Digital Marketing (DealerFire), Inventory Management, and its independent dealer-geared DMS, according to the announcement.
“DealerSocket has made significant investments in our software and service over the past year, some of which we are proud to announce and share at NADA this week,” said DealerSocket President and CEO Sejal Pietrzak. “Our goals have been to focus first and foremost on our customers and their needs, and to create enhancements and innovations to our products that help our dealers generate more profit and grow their business.
“‘We Are Automotive’ is more than a tagline for us; it represents the very ethos of how we live and do business, standing side-by-side with our dealers and partners to be their trusted advisors,” Pietrzak added. “The enhancements we are releasing this week at NADA are a testament to our focus on innovation and our partnership with our customers.”
Visit DealerSocket at Booth 1201S at NADA Show 2019.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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