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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — DealerPlatform.com launched its “3 Steps, 5 Minutes To A New Dealer Website” product, which is designed to assist small to mid-sized auto dealers in automating and moving inventory online.
"Allowing auto dealers to create a website where they can display, manage and sell inventory online in about 5 minutes without an exorbitant cost, is an exciting thing to be a part of" said Beth Jansen, spokesperson for DealerPlatform.
The product provides five web pages and unlimited inventory listings with VIN decoding and unlimited pictures, according to the company. Built-in capabilities include instant messaging options, posting inventory directly to free sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and the ability to offer search-engine optimization features for listed inventory and blogging.
For more information, visit www.dealerplatform.com.
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