Facebook Marketplace integration for car dealers
carassessments.com.au gets your stock onto Facebook Marketplace from the stock card, and Facebook enquiries and Meta lead forms flow into the same lead inbox as your other portals. You list once and follow up from one place.
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Facebook Marketplace activity in the app. Sample data.
What flows between them
- Facebook listing packs built from the stock card: photos, price, description
- Facebook messages and Meta lead form submissions landed in the lead inbox
- Duplicates merged and follow-up tasks created automatically
- Lead source tracked so you can see what Facebook leads turn into
Why it matters in a yard
Facebook Marketplace brings plenty of enquiries, and plenty of them go cold because they’re sitting in someone’s personal Messenger. Pulling them into the lead inbox means every enquiry is on the car’s record, gets a fast first reply and has a follow-up task, whoever is on that day.
Facebook Marketplace is a trademark of its owner. carassessments.com.au isn’t endorsed by or affiliated with Facebook Marketplace unless stated.
Questions dealers ask
Do Meta lead forms flow in too?
Yes. Leads from Meta lead forms, such as a “sell your car” ad, flow straight into the pipeline with follow-up tasks.
Can staff reply to Facebook leads from the app?
Enquiries land in the lead inbox on the right car, and staff follow up by two-way SMS, email or call tasks logged against the lead.
See it with a real car.
Leave your email. We’ll set up twenty minutes and run a real car through it, from first enquiry to settlement and the profit on the car.
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