AutoUSA and Carperks Partner on New Dealer Affinity Program
Dealers using AutoUSA lead generation services will now have access to Carperks Inc.'s dealer network, which consists of 22 million employees nationwide, the two companies announced.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — AutoUSA., a source of online customers, has a partnership with Carperks Inc., which provides its dealer network with access to more than 22 million employees nationwide. Automotive dealers who use AutoUSA as a lead source provider may agree to become certified Carperks dealers, requiring them to give preferred pricing to employees of thousands of companies nationwide. In return, AutoUSA dealers receive exclusive leads submitted by those employees.
The Carperks affinity program has grown steadily in popularity among employers and employees. Carperks is currently offered as a “free perk” by Coca-Cola, Wachovia, Verizon Wireless, American Airlines, Office Depot, JCPenney, General Electric (GE) and several thousand other companies. Employees of these companies access the Carperks portal (www.carperks.net) through their company intranets or the internet, and all leads submitted go to AutoUSA dealers.
“Carperks leads have been proven to close at two and a half times the average rate of leads submitted at general automotive Websites,” said Don Wolfson, president of Carperks.
Employees that use the Carperks program cite the most important reasons for doing so include the special treatment they receive from the dealers, as well as a no-hassle, stress-free buying process. AutoUSA dealers also guarantee Carperks buyers a price at least $100 below the dealer’s lowest Internet price.
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