Paid Media

Budgets, creative and reporting tied to cars that actually sold.

The media buyer who paces the budget daily and ties the spend back to units sold.

Campaigns paced daily, creative refreshed when the offer changes, and reporting that reconciles back to your own data.

The job today

You get a report full of impressions and a bill. Nobody can tell you which spend moved metal.

Right now this job belongs to your agency retainer.

Pace

Budget that does not blow through on the 12th

Spend is paced against plan daily and adjusted inside the limits you set, with every change logged.

  • Daily pacing against monthly plan
  • Limits you set per location and channel
  • Changes recorded with the reason
Advisory
Approve
Approve
Approve
Autopilot
Campaign pacing view with budget against plan

Create

Creative refreshes itself when the offer does

The monthly offer changes and every asset regenerates for every store, in every size the channel wants.

  • Built from your inventory and your offers
  • Co-op rules kept in Knowledge
  • Approve before anything runs
Creative set regenerating across ad sizes

Report

Reporting you can argue with

Spend joined to leads, appointments and sold units from your own systems, not a platform reporting on itself.

  • Cost per lead and cost per sale, per channel
  • Reconciled to your CRM and DMS
  • The same numbers your GM already trusts
30d
Analytics dashboard joining spend to sold units

What it is made of

Not a product we bolted on.

Paid Media is built from the same capabilities as everyone else on your roster, which is why they share one customer, one inventory and one conversation history.

Routines it runs

  • Pace budgets daily
  • Refresh creative on offer change
  • Pause underperforming ad sets
  • Weekly spend summary

Every routine starts in advisory, where a person approves the work. You promote each one to autopilot when it has earned it, per location.

Start here

See Paid Media on your own store.

A short walkthrough on your own inventory, your own channels, your own numbers. No slide deck.